Hi:
I'm trying to group my result set by more than 1 column. I'm doing so with
the following:
from sqlobject.sqlbuilder import *
from model import CheckLog
conn = CheckLog._connection
query = Select([CheckLog.q.account, CheckLog.q.subAccount,
CheckLog.q.accountName, func.Sum(CheckLog.q.amount)],
groupBy=[CheckLog.q.account, CheckLog.q.subAccount, CheckLog.q.accountName],
orderBy=CheckLog.q.account) x = conn.queryAll(conn.sqlrepr(query))
.which nets me this SQL:
SELECT CheckLog.account, CheckLog.subAccount, CheckLog.accountName,
Sum(CheckLog.amount) FROM CheckLog GROUP BY (CheckLog.account,
CheckLog.subAccount, CheckLog.accountName) ORDER BY CheckLog.account
MySQL pukes on this and gives me:
1241, 'Operand should contain 1 column(s)'
If I remove the parentheses around the columns in the Group By clause,
everything works. Is there anything I can do to get SO to NOT put the
parens around that clause?
-Jim
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