you can run unittests against the sdk. there's a couple of setup things that
have to be done though. I use the NoseGAE plugin for it.
I don't think sql on gae is available in the sdk yet so there's not really
much that can be done at the moment.
When it does become available I'd be happy to le
Sqlalchemy fits in nicely with pylons, turbogears 2, and repoze.bfg
and I'm sure many others. So you have options.
I wouldn't be able to offer any advice other than that, but spend a
few moments getting familiar with each and you'll probably reach some
conclusion.
On Oct 21, 11:09 am, webdexter
Thanks for the info.
the mapped_class.c.self is basically what I saw while debugging in
pydev, and assumed that's how to get at the information that I thought
I needed.
As far as ripping through the tables, I thought of that, and may end up
doing that, but I wanted to see if I could keep it at
Hi All,
This is my first post to the group though I've been lurking for a while
trying to absorb as much information as I can and I think I've finally
hit a wall.
I have a data entry-ish type system whose goal is to be flexible in
terms of the data it manages, for example, if a new table or col
