Hi,
I’m wondering if it’s possible by code to replicate the SQL syntax in table_query def:
“select tt.id from (select id as id from table t) tt”
and where I can find an example ?
Tks in advance,
Laurent
Hi,
I’m wondering if it’s possible by code to replicate the SQL syntax in table_query def:
“select tt.id from (select id as id from table t) tt”
and where I can find an example ?
Tks in advance,
Laurent
See the “Select with sub-select” in the python-sql examples.
This is because the SelectQuery
object is a subclass of FromItem
object.
In fact I realise that what I need is more a “having” instruction to a group_by select for instance :
select sum(quantity) from table group_by product having sum(quantity) > 0
I don’t find the having instruction in python-sql but is it possible to put the select without the having condition in a table variable and select the element > 0 in this table ?
python-sql supports having
clause on Select
query.
The example in the README are not exhaustif but you can assume that all SQL standard features (especially the very common) are in python-sql.
Ok great I try it tks Cedric