Hi folks,
I have several tables with string columns (actually they are char[1]
columns) which represent boolean values:
'S' means True
'N' means False
So, when I do :
>>> customer_table = Table('customer', metadata, autoload=True)
>>> class Cliente(object): pass
>>> c = session.query(Customer).get(999)
>>> c.active
'S'
Where I wished the last sentence has returned True.
Is it possible to change columns type (and representation values) when
mapping my classes ?
I have already tried to do something like:
>>> customer_table = Table('customer', metadata,
>>> Column('active', Boolean),
>>> autoload=True)
but have no sucess... :(
Thanks
Roger
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