I checked in a few small tweaks to oracle to get testbasic to work,
including that the Table objects it gives back will always have the
table name as lowercase (always queries with them uppercase
obviously). so check it out and look into some of the other tests
if you like.
I think I ma
Ive checked this patch in changeset 1089, but I have not yet gotten a
chance to run my oracle server to test against (its usually a several
hours routine since then i have to get all the other unittests
running again, etc). if you want to test it, the unittest is
'engines.py', so run:
After little juggling with upper and lower case for table name, it
fails just one test
ERROR: testtoengine (__main__.EngineTest)
because I don't have postgres installed.
Oh, and I've changed the func.current_date() into func.sysdate() to
pass the testbasic.
On 21/02/06, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PRO
excellent ! i knew someone would do it. adding this to my TODO.
you can try the unit test 'python test/engines.py --db oracle' to
give it a shot on your end.
On Feb 21, 2006, at 4:11 PM, Andrija Zaric wrote:
I've wanted to play with sqlalchemy, but found that table reflection
for Oracle
I've wanted to play with sqlalchemy, but found that table reflection
for Oracle is not implemented.
Well, here is a quick patch that does the trick for me (single user,
just several datatypes). I don't know how to do the proper testing, so
it was just 'start and see if it works'. So far it does ;)
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