Hi there -
you might have better luck asking on their tracker at
https://github.com/agronholm/sqlacodegen in case people on here don't have
sqlacodegen experience.
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019, at 5:34 PM, Vishani Kankariya wrote:
> Is it possible to rename columns in the classes that sqlacodegen
Is it possible to rename columns in the classes that sqlacodegen generates
from a database?
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like Simon wrote, we would need more detail on the exact query and how you came
up with it, in the original example it refers to an ItemGroup object "ig", is
that the object that may have been deleted, is there a stack trace, etc.
If you can just put together a script that has the minimal
I can't make a guess without a script to reproduce it I'm afraid.
Sorry,
Simon
On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 8:35 AM natsjoo sodillepa wrote:
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> Ok,
>
> I have managed to get rid of the problem, but I'm don't like what is
> happening.
> Solution: remove a secondary relation from the model:
>
>
Looks like you need to convince PyInstaller to include the turbodbc
library in your executable. This would be a PyInstaller question
rather than an SQLAlchemy one.
I haven't used PyInstaller, but typically these tools analyse your
source code to see which modules you are importing, and include
Ok,
I have managed to get rid of the problem, but I'm don't like what is
happening.
Solution: remove a secondary relation from the model:
model = relationship("Model", secondary='item_group', uselist=False)
After this, the following code does do a proper delete of the items:
for it in
