I know it's a 3-day holiday for many of us in the US, but ... work needs to go on for us self-employed folks. :-) So, if I don't see a response until Tuesday, that's OK.
In the SQLAlchemy docs I see that some strings are delineated with double quotes and some with single quotes. For example, when defining classes the __table_name__ is always single-quoted; when defining a relationsip() the foreign class name is double-quoted while the target of back_populates is single-quoted. If there's a Python reason for this please make me aware of just what it is. I've noticed with Python strings in general it matters not which form of quotation mark I use as long as they're a matched set enclosing the string. TIA, Rich
