On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 01:43:32PM -0400, luis cota wrote:
> I have a pre-defined table in a SQL Server database that contains 4 columns
> + the primary key (integer). My class in Python is defined as:
>
> class HistoricalMatrix(SQLObject):
> class sqlmeta:
> fromDatabase = True
> table="HistoricalMatrix"
> ccy = StringCol(length = 4)
> dataDate = DateCol()
> handle = StringCol(length = 128)
> coeff = StringCol()
>
> the columns in the database are:
> id
> ccy
> data_date
> handle
> coeff
>
> The data_date column is specified as "data_date" in the database - is there
> a way I can specify this in the class definition? I came about using the
> mixed-case setup after some errors declaring the field as data_date in my
> Python class.
dataDate = DateCol(dbName='date_date')
Oleg.
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