No - I want autoCommit to be false. It defaults to true. SQLObject's
documentation says to leave the value blank for false, and to specify
any non-blank value for true.
Is the SQLObject documentation wrong? Should I specify autoCommit=0?
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> I'm trying to connect to a mysql database, with autoCommit and caching
> off, and I'm trying to create a transaction. Why does this blow up?
As the traceback is telling you, your connectionString is missing the
actual values. Not sure about the cache parameter but:
conne
I'm trying to connect to a mysql database, with autoCommit and caching
off, and I'm trying to create a transaction. Why does this blow up?
>>> from sqlobject import *
>>> connectionString = 'mysql://[EMAIL
>>> PROTECTED]/mc_image_library_dev?cache=&autoCommit='
>>> connection = connectionForURI
