On Sun, Aug 20, 2006 at 03:00:17PM +0200, Arnaud Fontaine wrote:
> Thanks a lot. Last question: is there a way to have a dict with column
> name as key directly instead of a tuple?
Only with .select() - there is a method sqlmeta.asDict() - because
sqlmeta knows the names and the order of the columns. sqlbuilder.Select()
knows the names but the names could collide:
Select([Table1.q.name, Table2.q.name]) - what keys you would want in the
dictionary?
And when you run connection.query() (or .queryAll) Select has been
forgotten already - there is only a query string, so Select cannot build
the dictionary.
Oleg.
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