Hi!

I made something really funny today, I managed to have a 
Table.select().count(column == value) instead of a straight 
Table.count(column == value) and this resulted in the following.

SQLError: (OperationalError) (1248, 'Every derived table must have its own 
alias') 'SELECT count(id) AS tbl_row_count \nFROM
(SELECT dhcp_hosts.id AS id, dhcp_hosts.IP AS IP, dhcp_hosts.subnet AS subnet, 
dhcp_hosts.netmask AS netmask, dhcp_hosts.gw A
S gw, dhcp_hosts.status AS status, dhcp_hosts.port AS port, dhcp_hosts.slot AS 
slot, dhcp_hosts.type AS type, dhcp_hosts.host
  AS host \nFROM dhcp_hosts \nWHERE dhcp_hosts.IP = %s)' ['127.0.0.1']

The query fix is "simple", just add ' AS dhcp_host' after the subselect 
and mysql will be happy, the problem is that I dont see a straight forward 
way of doing it, been reading through ansisql.py, any hints ?

This error manifests itself in both mysql 5.x and postgrsql 8.x, 4.0 
doesnt have subselects so this query wouldnt work in the first place, I 
think however that 4.1 is forgiving.

/Khaled Daham
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