I was running my code on sqlite (out of curiosity as to its performance and to
make sure I'm not doing anything database specific in my setup/coding) and found
that it is not working at all. The first issue is that the ResultProxy is
failing to lookup a column value by name or by column property. Having a look at
the returned ResultProxy for sqlite I see that its 'props' property has names
like 'foo.col1, foo.col2', where foo' is the table name and yet the same object
returned from postgres has 'col1, col2'. Interestingly all the SQLAlchemy unit
tests pass, so I'm wondering if this is related to my using the toengine()
approach to convert from ansi to sqlite/postgres engines.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Robert
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