Doing a simple query like this, I just want to get a list of the pkeys in the
table:
q = select([mytable.c.id,])
pkey_list = engine.execute(q).fetchall()
What I get back looks like:
[(1,), (2,)]
But what I need is just:
[1, 2]
It's easy enough to make that happen in Python, but was wondering if SQLA could
return it directly?
Thanks,
Michael
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