I wanted to use SQLObject to allow my co-workers to get some data from my MySQL database. Now I need to use filter "value in list" but I don't know how can I do that.
I choosed SQLObject because it looks simpler than for example Django ORM, but is there option to use filter "value in list"? In Django it is simply Class.objects.filter(value__in=list). I did not find an equivalent in the documentation of SQLObject but it is hard to believe that there is no such feature.
My list is not a range of values so
AND(Class.q.value>list[0], Class.q.value<list[-1])
...does not solve my problem. I need something that works like this code in Django:
Class.objects.filter(id__in=[1,13,100,17])
How can I do this using SQLObject? Can I?
from sqlobject.sqlbuilder import IN
and use in your query:
IN(Class.q.value, list)