>
> Sorry...change "which" constraint naming pattern? 
>
> I'm not tracking what the problem is so following your directions to fix 
it has me a bit lost.

What I think you are saying is that SQL alchemy is creating a check(0,1) 
constraint for my boolean fields on the mysql server
And that something about one of the template strings in the naming 
convention does not like it??
But I'm not clear how I can provide a better "constraint naming pattern" if 
the disable trick does not work...

I'll go read the docs you linked now and see if that explains it for me, 
but wanted to respond quickly given the day ;-)

Happy New Year & thanks again!
Dewey

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