What's the simplest way to get the names of all columns containing
character data (VARCHAR or TEXT). I've got it down to this, which
works but is a bit obscure:
def get_text_fields(table):
substrings = ["text", "string", "char"]
ret = []
for c in table.columns:
name = c.type.__class__.__name__.lower()
for sub in substrings:
if sub in name:
ret.append(c.name)
break
return ret
Regarding my earlier problem with foreign keys on autoload tables,
I've been getting inconsistent behavior in my app, so I need to test
it some more and verify whether there is a SQLAlchemy bug or stability
issue before I can report back.
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