I need to generate a query similar to the following:
(select * from ... where .. and .. order by .. limit ..)
union all
(select * from ... where .. and .. or
You need to create subqueries, then select from those subqueries:
from sqlalchemy import union_all
q1 = Session.query(..).filter(..).filter(..).order_by(..).limit(..).subquery()
q2 = Session.query(..).filter(..).filter(..).order_by(..).limit(..).subquery()
q = Session.query(..).select_entity_from(union_all(q1.select(), q2.select()).order_by(..).all()
The .subquery() method returns an Alias object, which does not support union_all
queries directly. So instead, we need to build a select_entity_from() construct, passing in the sqlalchemy.sql.expression.union_all() function result instead, so you still get the results mapped to the correct objects.