EDITED QUESTION I\'m trying to create a class factory that can generate enumeration-like classes with the following properties:
I have a class X which derives from a class with its own metaclass Meta. I want to also derive X from the declarative base in SQL Alchemy. But I can\'t do the simple
I\'ve got a query that returns a fair number of rows, and have found that We wind up throwing away most of the associated ORM instances; and
I know how to query on a model now. Suppose there is a Question model: class Question(Base): __tablename__ = \"questions\"
I am trying to use sqlalchemy to connect with mysql database. I have set up charset=utf-8$use_unicode=0. This worked with almost all databases, but not with a particular one. I believe it is because i
I am defining a SQLAlchemy model like this: class SubProject(Base): active = Column(Boolean) class Project(Base):
A top class called Parametric is used to create objects which can have parameters associated with them:
is it possible to override the default type.DateTime behaviour when using sqlalchemy with raw sql expressions?
Application consists of: main process (python+sqlalchemy) that periodically check db (sleepsmost of the time)
I\'m new to SQLAlchemy, but I\'m trying to use it to create and fill a database for a personal project.I\'ve set pool_timeout to 43200 (twelve hours), but I\'m still getting socket timeouts.
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