Hi all,
I've got a queue in postgres that currently uses a raw sql query to dequeue
items. The queue has multiple "topics" that the metadata/selector uses to
dequeue specific items
DELETE FROM queue
WHERE id = (
SELECT id
FROM queue
WHERE :selector = ANY (metadata)
ORDER BY queue_date
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED
LIMIT 1
)
RETURNING *;
I'm trying to put this into sqlalchemy, and have the following code.
search = (
session.query(Queue.id)
.filter(Queue.metadata.any_() == selector)
.order_by(Queue.queue_date)
.with_for_update(skip_locked=True)
.limit(1)
.cte("search")
)
delete_returning = (
Queue.__table__.delete()
.where(search == Queue.id)
.returning(literal("*"))
)
However the SQL generated by SQLalchmey is missing the SKIP_LOCKED
statement, which is quite important for the efficiency of the queue.
Generated SQL:
DELETE FROM queue WHERE queue.id = (SELECT queue.id
FROM queue
WHERE :param_1 = ANY (queue.metadata) ORDER BY queue.queue_date
LIMIT :param_2 FOR UPDATE) RETURNING :param_3 AS anon_1
This is strange to me as printing the string from just the search subquery
(if you take out the CTE) includes the SKIP_LOCKED statement
SELECT queue.id AS queue
FROM queue
WHERE %(param_1)s = ANY (queue.metadata) ORDER BY queue.queue_date
LIMIT %(param_2)s FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED
I'm using SQLAlchemy 1.2.0, python 3.6 on OSX, psycopg2==2.7.1 and postgres
9.6.8
The other way of solving this would be just to keep using raw SQL and
convert the resulting RowProxy to the ORM object, so if anyone knows what
the proper way of going about that, it would also be appreciated :)
Thanks, Joel
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