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Sqlalchemy orm how to force an update t set a = a + 1
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import sqlalchemy as sa | |
from sqlalchemy.orm import Mapper, sessionmaker | |
class Example(object): | |
def __init__(self, field_value): | |
self.field_value = field_value | |
def __repr__(self): | |
return "< Example( field_value = %s ) >" % self.field_value | |
engine = sa.create_engine( "sqlite://", echo = True) | |
meta = sa.MetaData() | |
example_table = sa.Table("mytable", meta, | |
sa.Column( "id", sa.Integer, primary_key = True), | |
sa.Column("field_value", sa.Integer)) | |
Mapper( Example, example_table) | |
meta.create_all( bind = engine ) | |
Session = sessionmaker() | |
session = Session( bind = engine ) | |
session.add( Example(field_value = 5)) | |
session.commit() | |
x = session.query( Example ).one() | |
print x.field_value | |
#Now the purpose of the gist is to show how to make sqlalchemy build a query of the kind ... update mytable set field_value = ( mytable.field_value + 10 ) | |
x.field_value = Example.field_value + 10 | |
session.add(x) | |
session.commit() | |
y = session.query( Example ).first() | |
print y.field_value |
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