Ive found a Niplhod's answer that solves this.
1.-Create a dummy table:
#create a dummy table with the same structure as the results
db.define_table("results",
Field("field1", "string")
, Field("field2", "string")
, migrate = False
)
2.- Execute any custom sql with that structure:
rows = db.executesql("SELECT field1, field2 FROM anytable", fields=[db.
results.field1, db.results.field2])
print rows
<Rows (1)>
So with any random sql you can get all the Rows features. This is so cool.
I love it.
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