On 04/11/2011 19:04, Michael Bayer wrote:
Anyway, SQLAlchemy raises the error you see if you call fetchone()/all() on a
result set where cursor.description is not present.
Why query(X).with_lockmode('update').all() is doing this appears to be some bug
in your DBAPI, because all() emits a SELECT unconditionally.
It's MySQL-python = 1.2.3, has anyone seen this behaviour with that DBAPI?
cheers,
Chris
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