I'm trying to return a totals/averages row from my dataset which contains the SUM of certain fields and the AVG of others.
I could do this in SQL via:
SELECT SUM(field1) as SumFld, AVG(field2) as AvgFld
FROM Rating WHERE url=[url_string]
My attempt to translate this into SQLAlchemy is as follows:
totals = Rating.query(func.avg(Rating.field2)).filter(Rating.url==url_string.netloc)
But this is erroring out with:
TypeError: 'BaseQuery' object is not callable
You should use something like:
from sqlalchemy.sql import func
session.query(func.avg(Rating.field2).label('average')).filter(Rating.url==url_string.netloc)
You cannot use MyObject.query
here, because SqlAlchemy tries to find a field to put result of avg
function to, and it fails.
You cannot use MyObject.query here, because SqlAlchemy tries to find a field to put result of avg function to, and it fails.
This isn't exactly true. func.avg(Rating.field2).label('average')
returns a Column
object (the same type object that it was given to be precise). So you can use it with the with_entities
method of the query object.
This is how you would do it for your example:
Rating.query.with_entities(func.avg(Rating.field2).label('average')).filter(Rating.url == url_string.netloc)