Michael Bayer wrote:
ok well how should it look ? do you want to take a crack at it....?
Done as at r1256.
It leverage's off of the existing sqlalchemy.types for some degree of database
independence, e.g.
select([cast(tbl.c.integer_col as TEXT)])
will end up as
SELECT CAST(table_name.integer_col as TEXT) FROM table_name in
Postgres/MySQL/SQLite
but
SELECT CAST(table_name.integer_col as CLOB) FROM table_name in Oracle
It also supports literals as well, e.g. cast(1234 as TEXT).
Robert
PS Thanks to Mike for patiently answering all my questions on the best way to
tackle this.
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