Sorry for the delay in replying.
The first step is to create a Select object, rather than an Expression.
Look again at the code:
subq = db(dbts.id>0).nested_select(dbts.ALL,...etc)
This creates a Select object. The Select object implements "on". (Table
also implements "on", but not Expressio
Sorry I didn't see this question earlier.
The "on" attribute is on the Table object. If you look at the code, I use
variables like
dbt = db.times
This allows me to use "dbt.xxx" to access the Table object directly. I
find it a convenient syntactic shorthand because I'm always using it to get
Hello !
Very interesting !!!
I'm trying to reproduce this behaviour but I'm getting this error
"Expression object has no attribute on". What version of w2p are you using ?
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