Revision 4483
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza about 12 years ago
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log_debug('Combining output and input pkeys in inserted order')
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pkey_joins = [insert_in_pkeys, sql_gen.Join(insert_out_pkeys, |
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{sql.row_num_col: sql_gen.join_same_not_null})]
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insert_into_pkeys(pkey_joins, [sql_gen.Table(in_pkey, insert_in_pkeys),
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sql_gen.Table(out_pkey, insert_out_pkeys)])
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insert_into_pkeys(pkey_joins, [sql_gen.Col(in_pkey, insert_in_pkeys),
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sql_gen.Col(out_pkey, insert_out_pkeys)])
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sql.empty_temp(db, [insert_out_pkeys, insert_in_pkeys]) |
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sql_io.py: put_table(): Combining output and input pkeys in inserted order: Changed sql_gen.Table to sql_gen.Col when creating the column references (they have a similar effect, so using the wrong type did not cause any tests to fail)