On Tue, Jan 23, 2007 at 05:25:14PM -0300, Leandro Lucarella wrote:
> > There is an assumption that clauseTables is a list of *strings*. If you
> > want to change this you have to remove this assumption from
> > dbconnection.py.
>
> But an SQLExpression can mimic a string :)
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> Is there any particular reason why you don't think Table is good for this?
I don't think it is bad for this. I think the task to fix it is hard.
After a few minutes of thinking I understand that the problem is bigger and
lays at a higher level. The problem is that tableDict must be indexed by
table *names*, i.e., strings. This is to make the tables in the dict
unique. You don't want tableDict to be {"my_table": 1, MyTable: 1} - to
process MyTable the dict must be of length 1! Every table must be in the
dictionary once and only once.
Oleg.
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