I'm trying to bulk-load into a postgres database using the COPY facility.
The problem I'm facing is that sqlalchemy is including quotes for the table
name during binding and postgres raises an exception due to the quotes:
conn.execute(text("""COPY :tbl_name from :csv_path (format
:file_format, delimiter :delim, quote :quote)"""),
tbl_name=tbl_name,
file_format=file_format,
csv_path=csv_path,
delim=delim,
quote=quote)
Postgres raises with an exception on tbl_name. If, for instance, tbl_name
= 'my_table' , sqlalchemy is binding it to: "COPY 'my_table' ....' when
instead it must be "COPY my_table ...."
What's the recipe to handle this literal value?
Thanks :)
-Darin
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