i figured it out..
The issue is the sequence after the result.put() followed by
gParent.xxxx
The childname result needs to be updated. The original code was
creating a new entry every time for parentperson() instead of reusing
the original .get().
The code below contains some goofy if nests, but it was a result of
testing without care of structure. It's only a proof (if only to
myself) of how it works.
Here is a working piece of code.
class person(db.Model):
firstName = db.StringProperty()
lastName = db.StringProperty()
rid = db.IntegerProperty()
class parentperson(db.Model):
childname = db.ReferenceProperty(person)
persontype = db.StringProperty()
updateTime = db.DateTimeProperty()
class ShowIssues(webapp.RequestHandler):
def get(self):
personLookup = person()
query = personLookup.gql("WHERE rid = :1", int(1234))
result = query.get()
if result:
tParent = db.Query(parentperson)
tParent.filter('persontype', 'Daughter')
tParent.filter('childname',result.key())
tResult = tParent.get()
if tResult:
pOutput = """
Child - Type: %s
<br />
Key Name: %s
<br />
Parent First Name is: %s
<br />
Parent Last Name is: %s
<br />
Last Update Time was: %s
<hr />
""" %(tResult.persontype, str(tResult.childname),
tResult.childname.firstName, tResult.childname.lastName, str
(tResult.updateTime))
self.response.out.write(pOutput)
else:
tResult = None
if result:
output = """
First Name is %s
<br />
Last Name is %s
<br />
Key is %s
""" %(result.firstName, result.lastName,
str(result.key()))
self.response.out.write(output)
result.lastName = "New Smith"
result.put()
if tResult:
# update the existing child
# datetime is used for testing a unique data
insertion
tResult.updateTime = datetime.now()
tResult.put()
else:
# its a new child
gParent = parentperson()
gParent.childname = result.key()
gParent.persontype = "Daughter"
gParent.updateTime = datetime.now()
gParent.put()
else:
result = person()
result.firstName = "John"
result.lastName = "Smith"
result.rid = int(1234)
result.put()
qi = parentperson.gql("LIMIT 1000")
qresults = qi.fetch(1000)
self.response.out.write("<hr />")
for qires in qresults:
self.response.out.write(str(qires.childname) + " " + str
(qires.persontype) +"<br />")
#qires.delete()
qt = person.gql("LIMIT 1000")
qtresults = qt.fetch(1000)
self.response.out.write("<hr />")
for qtires in qtresults:
self.response.out.write(str(qtires.firstName) + " " + str
(qtires.lastName) +"<br />")
#qtires.delete()
On Mar 24, 4:00 pm, Steve W <wetmon...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I happened to catch that today while the post was being moderated.
>
> I updated the code to include that (person) and it still doesn't work.
> It seems as though childname=result ( and childname=result.key())
> returns an in memory object, and not really the key id.
>
> doing a str(result.key()) after the put() returns a string similar too
> <__main__.person object at 0x036C7210>
> the memory address changes each time.
>
> I am considering storing the str(result.key()) in a
> StringPropertyType, but I shouldn't have too. =)
>
> Thanks for responding so quick.
>
> On Mar 24, 3:56 pm, Paul Roy <paul.ro...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > your ReferenceProperty should be declared as:
>
> > childname = db.ReferenceProperty(person)
>
> > and then set as:
>
> > childname = result
>
> > i think :)
>
> > Sent from my iPhone
>
> > On 09-03-24, at 09:51, Steve W <wetmon...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > I am struggling with understanding how to use keys to enforce
> > > reference between two tables.
>
> > > I need to access the same set of data from table one, and table two.
> > > Then change data within both tables. The data manipulation works in
> > > the "person" table, but it looses the connection to itself in the
> > > "parentperson" table.
>
> > > The code below demonstrates the issue. Reload the application four+
> > > times and you can see the 'parentperson' table/model fills up with
> > > entries. The key I get from 'person' is different every time, but
> > > there is only one row in 'person'.
>
> > > Completely confused as to what I am missing on this one..
>
> > > class person(db.Model):
> > > firstName = db.StringProperty()
> > > lastName = db.StringProperty()
> > > rid = db.IntegerProperty()
>
> > > class parentperson(db.Model):
> > > childname = db.ReferenceProperty()
> > > persontype = db.StringProperty()
> > > updateTime = db.DateTimeProperty()
>
> > > class ShowIssues(webapp.RequestHandler):
> > > def get(self):
> > > personLookup = person()
> > > query = personLookup.gql("WHERE rid = :1", int(1234))
> > > result = query.get()
>
> > > if result:
> > > tParent = db.Query(parentperson)
> > > tParent.filter('persontype', "Daughter")
> > > tParent.filter('childname',result.key())
> > > tResult = tParent.get()
> > > else:
> > > tResult = None
>
> > > if tResult:
> > > pOutput = """
> > > Child - Type: %s
> > > <br />
> > > Key Name: %s
> > > <br />
> > > Parent First Name is: %s
> > > <br />
> > > Parent Last Name is: %s
> > > <br />
> > > Last Update Time was: %s
> > > <hr />
> > > """ %(tResult.persontype, str(tResult.childname),
> > > tResult.childname.firstName, tResult.childname.lastName, str
> > > (tResult.updateTime))
> > > self.response.out.write(pOutput)
> > > if result:
> > > output = """
> > > First Name is %s
> > > <br />
> > > Last Name is %s
> > > <br />
> > > Key is %s
> > > """ %(result.firstName, result.lastName,
> > > str(result.key()))
> > > self.response.out.write(output)
> > > result.lastName = "New Smith"
> > > result.put()
> > > gParent = parentperson()
> > > gParent.childname = result.key()
> > > gParent.persontype = "Daughter"
> > > gParent.updateTime = datetime.now()
> > > gParent.put()
>
> > > else:
> > > result = person()
> > > result.firstName = "John"
> > > result.lastName = "Smith"
> > > result.rid = int(1234)
> > > result.put()
>
> > > qi = parentperson.gql("LIMIT 1000")
> > > qresults = qi.fetch(1000)
> > > self.response.out.write("<hr />")
> > > for qires in qresults:
> > > self.response.out.write(str(qires.childname) + " " + str
> > > (qires.persontype) +"<br />")
> > > #qires.delete()
>
> > > qt = person.gql("LIMIT 1000")
> > > qtresults = qt.fetch(1000)
> > > self.response.out.write("<hr />")
> > > for qtires in qtresults:
> > > self.response.out.write(str(qtires.firstName) + " " + str
> > > (qtires.lastName) +"<br />")
> > > #qtires.delete()
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