Wow, that was quick! Wish I'd come to the mailing list before I spent my
whole day baffled over this! Thanks a lot guys, will have to look into
getting the fix. Although I've never used mercurial or ant before.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 5:59 PM, Philip Jenvey pjen...@underboss.orgwrote:
On Nov
i have a join query that using aggregate function MAX and its output
look like (103,) or (None, ), How check that out of that query is
not None. ??
saju_m i know we can not use -- if result:, only option is i
think --- if result[0]: , Any other way ?
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Hi,
i need save results in a python object from multiples querys, like:
for user in users:
phones = DBSession.query(Phone).filter('...
python_object = python_object + phones ?
How can i append this results in unique object?
Thanks
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Hmmm. I have a Windows machine on my desk, and the only linux boxes I have
access to (through SSH) don't have internet access.
So I browsed to the link you had in the hg clone command, and downloaded from
the zip file at the left of the page. I then extracted and copied the contents
onto a
