On Dec 21, 9:48 am, simpsomboy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I need to create some database objects(like a trigger) and insert some
> initial data into table after creation, so I need to know if have some
> way to do it transparent on sqlalchemy
database trigger syntax is pretty database specific so we dont have a
generic DDL construct for that right now. you can issue the DDL using
a textual execute like engine.execute("CREATE TRIGGER ..."). for
inserting of data you usually would use a table.insert() construct.
> like putting a method on
> mapped class or provide a function to mapper.
you've lost me here. I don't see the connection between a trigger in
your database and a method on one of your mapped classes.
> if have no way to do this, I need to get a list with all mapped
> classes, than I will create my own process to create these objects and
> insert the default data walking over each class.
you'd have to show me what you mean, I don't understand why you need
to scroll through all your classes just to set up triggers in your
schema. The schema exists independently of any ORM configuration
which uses that schema.
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