PyDO1 vs PyDO2 Question:

One of the limitations that I have right now is to
write my own raw SQL queries and let PyDO return the
objects back to me. I use most of the common PyDO1
functions .getUnique, .getSome(), getSomeWhere(),
get.TupleWhere, etc… including all the operators.  I
haven’t played with the latest version of PyDO2 but I
wish to have the ability to query straight the
database via PyDO using SQL syntax. Is there any such
function in the latest version of PyDO2? Would "fetch"
do that? 

Cheers, 

JC



> There is also a new function, "fetch", that enables
> you to get
> multiple PyDO objects at once, a la the old
> scatterfetch, and also to
> use just about whatever arbitrary sql you want.  It
> gives you enough
> rope to shoot yourself in the foot.  Because it is
> such a general
> facility, I think it should supplant arrayfetch and
> my half-hearted
> attempt at modelling joins.  Would anyone weep if
> they fell under the
> axe?  Does fetch seem useful?  Suggestions,
> arguments welcomed.
> 



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