[sqlalchemy] Syntax for IN (1,2,3)

Maybe I missed something but can't find... Does there exist SQLExpression syntax for WHERE column IN (1,2,3,4) ? -- -- | Marcin Kasperski | Software is not released, | http://mekk.waw.pl | it is allowed to escape

[sqlalchemy] Plugging explain analyze - is it possible easily

such a thing could be injected without too much hassle? PS Explain functionality is of course non-standard and different in every database, but ... most databases do it in a way or another. -- -- | Marcin Kasperski | Working

[sqlalchemy] Re: [patch] max() arg is an empty sequence while trying to reflect bugzilla table

Michael Bayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: hey Marcin - Seems like Jason Kirtland is out today. Any chance you could add a simple test case to test/dialect/mysql.py for this ? Seems he already did this ;-) And he also improved my patch, in the meantime I discovered that while my patch was

[sqlalchemy] [patch] max() arg is an empty sequence while trying to reflect bugzilla table

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[sqlalchemy] max() arg is an empty sequence while trying to reflect bugzilla table (detailed diagnostics)max() arg is an empty sequence while trying to reflect bugzilla table (detailed diagnostics)

Test made on 0.4.0beta5. I tried to reflect the table from some well known application (bugzilla bugs table) from sqlalchemy import * db = create_engine('mysql://%s:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/bugs' % (username, password) ) metadata = MetaData(bind = db) bugs = Table('bugs', metadata, autoload =