SQLAlchemy 0.3 Documentation
Version: 0.3.5 Last Updated: 03/18/07 18:39:07
- Module Functions
- class DateTimeMixin(object)
- class PassiveDefault(DefaultGenerator)
- class SLBinary(Binary)
- class SLBoolean(Boolean)
- class SLChar(CHAR)
- class SLDate(DateTimeMixin,Date)
- class SLDateTime(DateTimeMixin,DateTime)
- class SLInteger(Integer)
- class SLNumeric(Numeric)
- class SLSmallInteger(SmallInteger)
- class SLString(String)
- class SLText(TEXT)
- class SLTime(DateTimeMixin,Time)
- class SQLiteCompiler(ANSICompiler)
- class SQLiteDialect(ANSIDialect)
- class SQLiteDialect(ANSIDialect)
- class SQLiteExecutionContext(DefaultExecutionContext)
- class SQLiteIdentifierPreparer(ANSIIdentifierPreparer)
- class SQLiteSchemaDropper(ANSISchemaDropper)
- class SQLiteSchemaGenerator(ANSISchemaGenerator)
- class SingletonThreadPool(Pool)
module sqlalchemy.databases.sqlite
class PassiveDefault(DefaultGenerator)
A default that takes effect on the database side.
class SLBoolean(Boolean)
back to section topclass SLDate(DateTimeMixin,Date)
back to section topclass SLDateTime(DateTimeMixin,DateTime)
back to section topclass SLTime(DateTimeMixin,Time)
back to section topclass SQLiteCompiler(ANSICompiler)
back to section topclass SQLiteDialect(ANSIDialect)
back to section topclass SQLiteDialect(ANSIDialect)
back to section topclass SQLiteExecutionContext(DefaultExecutionContext)
back to section topclass SQLiteIdentifierPreparer(ANSIIdentifierPreparer)
back to section topclass SQLiteSchemaGenerator(ANSISchemaGenerator)
back to section topclass SingletonThreadPool(Pool)
Maintain one connection per each thread, never moving a connection to a thread other than the one which it was created in.
This is used for SQLite, which both does not handle multithreading by default, and also requires a singleton connection if a :memory: database is being used.
Options are the same as those of Pool, as well as:
- pool_size : 5
- The number of threads in which to maintain connections at once.
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