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sqlalchemy how to using AND in OR operation?

i need to do this query:

SELECT *
FROM tbl_member
WHERE (member_type==1 AND member_status==1)
   OR (member_type==2 and member_status==2)

i've tried:

q=session.query(tbl_member) \
  .filter(or_(and_(tbl_member.member_type==1,tbl_member.member_status==1), \
              and_(tbl_member.member_type==2,tbl_member.member_status==2)))

and

q=session.query(tbl_member) \ 
  .filter(or_((and_(tbl_member.member_type==1,tbl_member.member_status==1)), \
              (and_(tbl_member.member_type==2,tbl_member.member_status==2))))

the query sql still like this:

SELECT *
FROM tbl_member
WHERE member_type==1 AND member_status==1 OR member_type==2 AND member_status==2

how should i do?

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nick.xu Avatar asked Mar 05 '13 04:03

nick.xu


1 Answers

The query is semantically the same because AND has precedence over OR, therefore
WHERE Cond1 AND Cond2 OR Cond3 AND Cond4 will produce the same result as
WHERE (Cond1 AND Cond2) OR (Cond3 AND Cond4).

Were you to try the other way around (switch or_ and and_ in your code), you would notice that sqlalchemy does generate parenthesis.

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van Avatar answered Nov 14 '22 09:11

van