A Microsoft Access dialect for SQLAlchemy.
MIT License
Published by gordthompson over 1 year ago
Fix DDL (CREATE TABLE) error when column defined as sqlalchemy_access.YesNo
instead of sqlalchemy.Boolean
. PR courtesy of @TOTOleHero .
Published by gordthompson over 1 year ago
unexpected keyword argument 'info_cache'
Published by gordthompson over 1 year ago
Published by gordthompson almost 2 years ago
Published by gordthompson over 2 years ago
Published by gordthompson almost 3 years ago
PR courtesy of Chuck Cadman.
Published by gordthompson about 3 years ago
Published by gordthompson about 3 years ago
Published by gordthompson about 4 years ago
Original PR courtesy of Kevin Edwards.
Published by gordthompson about 4 years ago
Emit warnings for get_pk_constraint() and get_foreign_keys() instead of just silently returning empty lists.
Published by gordthompson over 4 years ago
Raise NotImplementedError
instead of silently ignoring .offset()
(not supported by Access ODBC). Fixes #8
Published by gordthompson over 4 years ago
Add not-equals operator override (' <> '). Original PR courtesy of Mark S.
Published by gordthompson over 4 years ago
Add reflection support for view names and columns. Original PR courtesy of Carsten Steckel.
Published by gordthompson about 5 years ago
This release exposes column (field) types that match the field type names in the Microsoft Access UI. For example:
import sqlalchemy
import sqlalchemy_access as sa_a
metadata = sqlalchemy.MetaData()
tbl = sqlalchemy.Table("foo_tbl", metadata,
sqlalchemy.Column("id", sa_a.AutoNumber, primary_key=True),
sqlalchemy.Column("txt", sa_a.ShortText(50)))
Published by gordthompson about 5 years ago
Published by gordthompson about 5 years ago