Il 01/11/2011 19.37, tres.bai...@gmail.com ha scritto:
I'm no SQLAlchemy expert, but I have used the Table and Column attribute
objects from the model object to solve a similar problem in the past. You can
use the following syntax to do it:
[col.name for col in Country.__table__.columns._all
Il 01/11/2011 19.37, tres.bai...@gmail.com ha scritto:
Sorry for the repost, if it does in fact repost.
I'm no SQLAlchemy expert, but I have used the Table and Column attribute
objects from the model object to solve a similar problem in the past. You can
use the following syntax to do it:
[c
Hi Gabriele,
I'm not an Alchemy expert, but I have used the ColumnProperty of the
model/column objects to solve this problem in the past. So to get the column
name for the description column in your example above, you would use the
following syntax:
Country.description.property.columns[0].nam
Sorry for the repost, if it does in fact repost.
I'm no SQLAlchemy expert, but I have used the Table and Column attribute
objects from the model object to solve a similar problem in the past. You can
use the following syntax to do it:
[col.name for col in Country.__table__.columns._all_cols]
Hi,
I'm tryed to write my first application using SqlAlchemy. I'm using
declarative style. I need to get the attributes of the columns of my
table. This is an example of my very simple model-class:
class Country(base):
__tablename__ = "bookings_countries"
id = sqlalchemy.Column(sqlalc
