Open otavioabreu27 opened 1 week ago
1.27.0
When making a query that has a 'where timestamp between', for example:
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM searches s JOIN rel_searches_availables rsa ON s.s_id = rsa.rsa_search_id WHERE s.s_search_date_timestamp BETWEEN $1 AND $2;
The code generated make both parameters have the same name, which is not valid on Python.
def count_availables_time_window(self, *, s_search_date_timestamp: datetime.datetime, s_search_date_timestamp: datetime.datetime) -> Optional[int]: row = self._conn.execute(sqlalchemy.text(COUNT_AVAILABLES_TIME_WINDOW), {"p1": s_search_date_timestamp, "p2": s_search_date_timestamp}).first() if row is None: return None return row[0]
Thus creating the error bellow:
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Linux
PostgreSQL
Python
Version
1.27.0
What happened?
When making a query that has a 'where timestamp between', for example:
The code generated make both parameters have the same name, which is not valid on Python.
Thus creating the error bellow:
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Database schema
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Configuration
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What operating system are you using?
Linux
What database engines are you using?
PostgreSQL
What type of code are you generating?
Python