On Mar 16, 2009, at 10:48 PM, Alisue wrote:
>
> Hey thanks! I figured out but I still don't know why...
>
> subquery = query.subquery()
> minroom = meta.Session.query(subquery.c.property_id, func.min
> (subquery.c.house_rent).label('minprice'))
> minroom = minroom.group_by(subquery.c.property_id)
> minroom = minroom.subquery()
> query = meta.Session.query(model.Room).join((minroom,
> (model.Room.property_id==minroom.c.property_id) &
> (model.Room.house_rent == minroom.c.minprice)))
> query = query.group_by(model.Room.property_id)
> # The lines below are the magic.
> subquery = query.subquery()
> query = meta.Session.query(model.Room)
> query = query.join((subquery, model.Room.id == subquery.c.id))
>
> I found it because 'len(query.all())' return the 'Correct Value' but
> 'query.count()'
> How did it happen? I cant' understand....
there's no "count" in there, so not enough detail is given here to
determine how the SQL is generated (i.e. we can't see what "query"
starts out as).
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