On Mon, 11 Mar 2019, Simon King wrote:
Using your Industries class, a function to return that list of names
could look like this:
def get_industry_names(session):
q = session.query(Industries)
return [i.ind_name for i in q.all()]
Does that do what you want?
Simon,
It probably will, but I don't yet have sufficient code to test it. I'm now
writing the views for all classes (which is what prompted my question) and
will test this function as soon as practical.
Thanks very much,
Rich
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