I'm reflecting a table into the ORM, that has no defined unique key, but
has two fields that when combined are unique - it's MySQL, but that
shouldn't matter.
Eg:
int userID and int groupId are non-unique, but when combined they are.
Can anyone point me at a simple example of how to do it? Everything
I've found by searching has been a complex example, I just want to have
the table reflected into SQLAlchemy, it's only ever going to be read-only.
out of curiosity, is there a simple way to reflect an entire database,
or do you always need to set up classes for each table?
Thank you!
Carl
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