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Chapter: Saving content to the DB
Lecture: Concept: Query for an object with SQLAlchemy

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0:00 Once we have things in the database, we need to query the database so we can get them back and work with them
0:05 So what we're gonna do is again the unit work pattern. So we're gonna go to the D V session and create a session.
0:12 I work with that. That's their unit of work. And then we try finally pattern to make sure we close it nice and cleanly,
0:17 no matter what we're gonna take. The data were trying to query with in this case, the URL and normalize it and clean it up because of its upper case,
0:25 it might not match on string equals depending on the type of database using.
0:30 And then we're just gonna go and do the query when a return session dot query of page gonna do a filter page where l is equal to the euro were given
0:38 And then when do you just first, right? Give us one. And if you don't find it, just give us none back pretty easy, right? When we run this code,
0:48 it's going to actually send a translation over to the sequel.
0:52 Were language over the database, it will effectively say Select star from pages where pages
0:58 dot URL equals some parameter. First primary being companies slash history assuming that that's the
1:04 page that we're asking for. So it's really nice that when we write this code
1:07 it gets translated over to the sequel Queer Language instead of like pulling it back
1:12 and doing all memory. That's just the power of sequel Commie and here's how it


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