I have scenario where I have a TableA that contains rows with with an
optional reference to TableB.
That foreign key column in TableA has triggers and constraints enforcing
either one null or many
with unique references.
When I query for rows I need to select either rows with a reference that
applies to specific row
(there may be many rows with different references, but only one applies) or
choose
the null row.
I use:
session.query(TableA).\
filter(
(TableA.col_fk_id == session.query(TableB.id).filter(TableB.col
== 1)) |
(TableA.col_fk_id == null())
)
This grabs the right row in TableB to filter TableA on but I'll admit not
being sufficiently fluent in
SQLAlchemy so I am sure their is a simpler way to do this? Any guidance
would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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