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Release: 1.3.24 legacy version | Release Date: March 30, 2021

SQLAlchemy 1.3 Documentation

SQLAlchemy 1.3 Documentation

legacy version

Contents | Index | Download as ZIP file

SQLAlchemy Core

  • SQL Expression Language Tutorial
  • SQL Statements and Expressions API¶
    • Column Elements and Expressions
    • Selectables, Tables, FROM objects
    • Insert, Updates, Deletes
    • SQL and Generic Functions
    • Custom SQL Constructs and Compilation Extension
    • Expression Serializer Extension
    • Visitor and Traversal Utilities
  • Schema Definition Language
  • Column and Data Types
  • Engine and Connection Use
  • Core API Basics

Project Versions

  • 1.3.24

SQL Statements and Expressions API¶

This section presents the API reference for the SQL Expression Language. For a full introduction to its usage, see SQL Expression Language Tutorial.

  • Column Elements and Expressions
  • Selectables, Tables, FROM objects
  • Insert, Updates, Deletes
  • SQL and Generic Functions
  • Custom SQL Constructs and Compilation Extension
  • Expression Serializer Extension
  • Visitor and Traversal Utilities
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