I have a large and complex analytics query that I'd like to keep in raw
SQL. It generally looks like this:
SELECT foo.id,
foo.name,
tally.counted
FROM (...
...) tally
JOIN foo ON tally.foo_id = foo.id
WHERE tally.counted > 1
ORDER BY tally.counted DESC
Is it possible to use the `columns` approach from the textual sql docs to
pull in the `counted` value ? Something like this:
stmt = sqlalchemy.text('''SELECT...''')
stmt = stmt.columns(Foo.id, Foo.name, ???)
results = session.query(Foo, ???).from_statement(stmt).all()
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