>
> ignore my previous email, this event handler should be failing,
> there's no after_create event for a mapped class. you'd want to
> put this on the Table for which the class is mapped. You don't need
> to use __declare_last__ as the Table can take these within the
> arguments:
>
> class MyClass:
> @declared_attr
> def __table_args__(cls):
> return (Index(...), {"listeners": [("after_create",
> my_create_event)]})
>
That seems to be working. I've got a new error that tells me I need to
insert the __tablename__ of
the subclass into my DDL statement. Does SqlAlchemy have a way to do this?
- Luke
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