Create a table without table=True argument

[mubarakalmehairbi]

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Description

I need to create a table without using the table=True argument. How can I do that in SQLModel?

Operating System

Linux

Operating System Details

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SQLModel Version

0.0.24

Python Version

3.10.13

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[YuriiMotov]

There is no such feature.
Could you provide some reasoning on why people may need this?

[mubarakalmehairbi]

To be honest, I forgot why I needed this feature. However, perhaps at that time, I just wanted to find a way to switch between databases easily.

For example, suppose I have some database models:

Model = SQLModel

class UserEntity(Model ):
    username: str
    
class PostEntity(Model ):
    some_field: str

ideally, just by switching SQLModel to a different database mapper such as a MongoDB mapper (https://github.com/BeanieODM/bunnet) I would be able to switch my database without changing much of my code.

Model = Document

However, I realize that, whenever someone switches their database, some changes in code are almost always unavoidable.

[YuriiMotov]

However, I realize that, whenever someone switches their database, some changes in code are almost always unavoidable.

Yes, I think this use-case is not realistic..

As I understand we can close this now, right?

[mubarakalmehairbi]

yes