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Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago
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items = mk_flatten_mapping(db, into, cols, as_items=True, **kw_args) |
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cols = [sql_gen.NamedCol(new.name, old) for old, new in items] |
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run_query_into(db, mk_select(db, joins, cols, limit=limit, start=start),
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into=into) |
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run_query_into(db, mk_select(db, joins, cols, order_by=None, limit=limit,
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start=start), into=into)
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return dict(items) |
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##### Database structure introspection |
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sql.py: flatten(): Don't sort the input tables by the pkey because it doesn't matter what order the datasource's rows are inserted in. Note that PostgreSQL doesn't guarantee the order of rows in a table, so it is possible that the rows were being inserted in an unknown order before this change, as well.