On Wed, Mar 20, 2019 at 9:48 PM Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
>
> thanks, mike. I may just make a 'not exists' op.
>
> there are a handful of places in the docs that show `NOT EXISTS` with no
> parenthesis. Do you think this is because of a change in the codebase or a
> difference in the backends?
>
thanks, mike. I may just make a 'not exists' op.
there are a handful of places in the docs that show `NOT EXISTS` with no
parenthesis. Do you think this is because of a change in the codebase or a
difference in the backends?
If it's because of legacy code, I can generate a PR to update the
The precedence for EXISTS is lower than that of neg in
sql/operators.py so it will always render the parenthesis unless those
precedences are changed. otherwise you can use op() or whatever,
~op("EXISTS")("foo")
from sqlalchemy import select, column, Boolean
from sqlalchemy.sql.expression import
Is it possible to easily render "NOT EXISTS( " with a current API command?
Both `~exists(` and `not_(exists(` will render "NOT ( EXISTS( ". I need to
remove the superfluous parenthesis (this has to do with unit tests and
ensuring parity of SQL across a handful of apps and custom commands).
I
