Raw SQL desired:
SELECT
id
FROM
(SELECT some_table.id FROM some_table WHERE some_table.some_field IS NULL) AS subq1
UNION
(SELECT some_table.id WHERE some_table.some_field IS NOT NULL)
LIMIT 10;
Here is the python code:
import sqlalchemy
SOME_TABLE = sqlalchemy.Table(
'some_table',
sqlalchemy.MetaData(),
sqlalchemy.Column('id', sqlalchemy.Integer, primary_key=True),
sqlalchemy.Column('some_field', sqlalchemy.Text))
stmt_1 = sqlalchemy.sql.select(SOME_TABLE.columns).where(SOME_TABLE.columns.some_field != None)
stmt_2 = sqlalchemy.sql.select(SOME_TABLE.columns).where(SOME_TABLE.columns.some_field == None)
# This gets a programming error.
stmt_1.union(stmt_2).limit(10);
Here is the outputted SQL (with parameters swapped in) that gets this error: ERROR: syntax error at or near "UNION":
SELECT some_table.id, some_table.some_field
FROM some_table
WHERE some_table.some_field IS NOT NULL
LIMIT 10 UNION SELECT some_table.id, some_table.some_field
FROM some_table
WHERE some_table.some_field IS NULL
LIMIT 10
LIMIT 10
How can I alias the subqueries?
PostgreSQL supports sequences, and SQLAlchemy uses these as the default means of creating new primary key values for integer-based primary key columns.
Python Flask and SQLAlchemy ORM The join() method returns a join object from one table object to another. join(right, onclause = None, isouter = False, full = False) The functions of the parameters mentioned in the above code are as follows − right − the right side of the join; this is any Table object.
The SQLAlchemy documentation says "session. merge() reconciles the current state of an instance and its associated children with existing data in the database".
i used a little bit different approach:
# the first subquery, select all ids from SOME_TABLE where some_field is not NULL
s1 = select([SOME_TABLE.c.id]).where(SOME_TABLE.c.some_field != None)
# the second subquery, select all ids from SOME_TABLE where some_field is NULL
s2 = select([SOME_TABLE.c.id]).where(SOME_TABLE.c.some_field != None)
# union s1 and s2 subqueries together and alias the result as "alias_name"
q = s1.union(s2).alias('alias_name')
# run the query and limit the aliased result to 10
session.query(q).limit(10)
Here is the produced sql:
SELECT alias_name.id AS alias_name_id
FROM (SELECT some_table.id AS id
FROM some_table
WHERE some_table.some_field IS NOT NULL UNION SELECT some_table.id AS id
FROM some_table
WHERE some_table.some_field IS NULL) AS alias_name
LIMIT 10
I think this is the result you wanted.
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