Sweet. This works : > results = dbSession.execute( > TestClass.__table__\ > .update()\ > .values( kv = TestClass.__table__.c.kv + > sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql.hstore(sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql.array(['zz123', > > 'zz123'])) ) > ) > > stmt = select( [ TestClass.__table__.c.kv['a'] ] ) > print dbSession.execute(stmt).fetchall() > > stmt = select( [ TestClass.__table__.c.kv['a'] , > TestClass.__table__.c.kv['b'] ] ) > print dbSession.execute(stmt).fetchall() > > Philip - does this help you at all ? I used the ORM to access the connection and table data in the underlying engine.
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