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Using SELECT Statements — SQLAlchemy 2.0 Documentation

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For both Core and ORM, the select() function generates a Select construct which is used for all SELECT queries. Passed to methods like Connection.execute() in Core and Session.execute() in ORM, a SELECT statement is emitted in the current transaction and the result rows available via the returned Result object. ORM Readers - the content here applies equally well to both Core and ORM use and basic ORM variant use cases are mentioned here. However there are a lot more ORM-specific features available as well; these are documented at ORM Querying Guide. The select() construct builds up a statement in the same way as that of insert(), using a generative approach where each method builds more state onto the object. Like the other SQL constructs, it can be stringified in place: Also in the same manner as all other statement-level SQL constructs, to actually run the statement we pass it to an execution method. Since a SELECT statement returns rows we can always iterate the result object to get

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