I created a Boolean attribute for an Oracle table that checks if an address
is the customer's current address.
@is_current_address.expression
def is_current_address(cls):
return and_(cls.eff_date <= func.current_date(), cls.term_date >=
func.current_date())
When I try to run a query with this it generates the following where clause:
WHERE (addresses.eff_date <= CURRENT_DATE AND addresses.term_date >=
CURRENT_DATE) = 1
and generates the Oracle error:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
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I believe this type of expression isn't supported in Oracle, however
manually removing the "= 1" from the clause makes the query work. Is there
a different approach I need to take to make sure this is handled properly?
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