On 15 Lug, 17:07, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you call something like select([literal('foo')]) ? If you use
> straight Python literals in the columns clause (i.e. select(['foo'])),
> they will be rendered directly, which is probably what you want here.
>
> This is fixed in r4933 / r4934 0.5 trunk/ 0.4 branch.
>
Sorry I had (again damn) problems with my email account so there will
come another post about this, just forget the next one
No I wasn't using literals in the select, this happens if I
just .query.get() on almost any of my mappers
I have a combination of horizontal and vertical tables, and I saw with
Eric IDE in debug is that the _BindParamClause
was referring to some "anon_column_whateverNumber", so I thought that
this was a quite weird case of table mix
that was not specifically tested
I saw only now that this is corrected in SVN, sorry :)
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