always deal with the trunk, and i would advise you take a look at lib/
sqlalchemy/databases/mysql.py. the typing system within the module
is quite simple, and should probably have an Enum type (which
probably would subclass MSString), etc.
On Jun 22, 2006, at 7:42 PM, Mike Bernson wrote:
> Would you accept a patch add a more types into the mysql types. I
> would
> to add a number of them to get a more complete list. Not sure I would
> get all of them.
>
> Is 1654 a version to look at and make the patch for or is there a
> better
> place to start from ?
>
> I would also like to be able to get unsigned arg for math type.
>
> I would also like length on all types. some have default size like
> dates. I would also be willing send this in as part of patch.
>
> I would like to see flag added to the math types for signed/unsigned.
> I am not sure if having new types is a better way of doing things.
>
> Are there any examples of custom types that I can look at.
>
> I have a package that build screens and is trying to get information
> from the database about size and type. Also if enums then also want
> the
> list of values allowed.
>
>
>
> Michael Bayer wrote:
>> MySQL-specific types arent present in the mysql module as of yet.
>> they
>> default to MSString when reflecting and cant be matched. i
>> committed an
>> extra param "*extra" to the MSString constructor in revision 1654 to
>> consume the extra arguments coming back from those types, so youll
>> get
>> better results.
>>
>> On Jun 22, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Mike Bernson wrote:
>>
>>> I am starting looking into what type of object come back for
>>> different
>>> column types from mysql.
>>>
>>> I am using version 0.2.3 with mysql version 5
>>>
>>> Here is error with a print statement near the problem turned on
>>>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/myranch/packages/screen/screen/views 276> python
>>> test1.py
>>> coltype: 'tinyint' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'tinyint' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'smallint' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'smallint' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'int' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'int' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'int' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'int' args: '(2)'
>>> args! ['2']
>>> coltype: 'bigint' args: '(10)'
>>> args! ['10']
>>> coltype: 'bigint' args: '(10)'
>>> args! ['10']
>>> coltype: 'double' args: '(10,4)'
>>> args! ['10', '4']
>>> coltype: 'double' args: '(10,4)'
>>> args! ['10', '4']
>>> coltype: 'float' args: '(10,4)'
>>> args! ['10', '4']
>>> Traceback (most recent call last):
>>> File "test1.py", line 9, in ?
>>> table = Table('testing', metadata, autoload=True)
>>> File "/home/mike/src/SQLAlchemy-0.2.3/lib/sqlalchemy/
>>> schema.py", line
>>> 96, in __call__
>>> metadata.engine.reflecttable(table)
>>> File "/home/mike/src/SQLAlchemy-0.2.3/lib/sqlalchemy/engine/
>>> base.py",
>>> line 484, in reflecttable
>>> self.dialect.reflecttable(conn, table)
>>> File
>>> "/home/mike/src/SQLAlchemy-0.2.3/lib/sqlalchemy/databases/mysql.py",
>>> line 207, in reflecttable
>>> coltype = coltype(*[int(a) for a in args])
>>> TypeError: __init__() takes at most 2 arguments (3 given)
>>>
>>> Here is the python code:
>>> from pkg_resources import require
>>> require('SQLAlchemy')
>>>
>>> from sqlalchemy import *
>>>
>>> engine = create_engine("mysql:///wood_memorial")
>>> metadata = BoundMetaData(engine)
>>> table = Table('testing', metadata, autoload=True)
>>>
>>>
>>> here is the create for the table:
>>>
>>> use wood_memorial
>>>
>>> create table testing (
>>> type_tiny TINYINT(2) DEFAULT 1,
>>> type_utiny TINYINT(2) unsigned DEFAULT 2,
>>> type_small SMALLINT(2) DEFAULT 1,
>>> type_usmall SMALLINT(2) unsigned DEFAULT 2,
>>> type_int INT(2) DEFAULT 2,
>>> type_uint INT(2) unsigned,
>>> type_integer INTEGER(2) DEFAULT 2,
>>> type_uinteger INTEGER(2) unsigned,
>>> type_bigint BIGINT(10),
>>> type_ubigint BIGINT(10) unsigned,
>>> type_double DOUBLE(10,4),
>>> type_udobule DOUBLE(10,4) unsigned,
>>> type_float FLOAT(10,4),
>>> type_ufloat FLOAT(10,4) unsigned,
>>> type_decimal DECIMAL(10,4),
>>> type_udecimal DECIMAL(10,4) unsigned,
>>> type_numeric NUMERIC(10,4),
>>> type_unumeric NUMERIC(10,4) unsigned,
>>> type_date DATE,
>>> type_time TIME,
>>> type_timestape TIMESTAMP,
>>> type_datetime DATETIME,
>>> type_year YEAR,
>>> type_char_ascii CHAR(10) ASCII,
>>> type_char_unicode CHAR(10) ASCII,
>>> type_varchar VARCHAR(10),
>>> type_unum enum('1','2','3')
>>>
>>> )
>>>
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