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destinations.dataset

ReadableDBAPIRelation Objects​

class ReadableDBAPIRelation(SupportsReadableRelation)

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__init__​

def __init__(*,
             client: SqlClientBase[Any],
             query: Any,
             schema_columns: TTableSchemaColumns = None) -> None

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Create a lazy evaluated relation to for the dataset of a destination

cursor​

@contextmanager
def cursor() -> Generator[SupportsReadableRelation, Any, Any]

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Gets a DBApiCursor for the current relation

ReadableDBAPIDataset Objects​

class ReadableDBAPIDataset(SupportsReadableDataset)

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Access to dataframes and arrowtables in the destination dataset via dbapi

__getitem__​

def __getitem__(table_name: str) -> SupportsReadableRelation

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access of table via dict notation

__getattr__​

def __getattr__(table_name: str) -> SupportsReadableRelation

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access of table via property notation

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