Hi,
Sorry Michael i was unclear on this - i tested on 4 drivers:
psycopg2,
pg8000,
mysql-python (1.2.3c1),
oursql (0.9.2)
mysql-connector (0.1.5)
on pg drivers everything works fine, on both on them, every single
mysql driver fails.
the problem is solvable by passing passive_deletes=True, to
On Aug 21, 2010, at 3:04 PM, Ergo wrote:
Hi,
Sorry Michael i was unclear on this - i tested on 4 drivers:
psycopg2,
pg8000,
mysql-python (1.2.3c1),
oursql (0.9.2)
mysql-connector (0.1.5)
on pg drivers everything works fine, on both on them, every single
mysql driver fails.
the
yeah a friend suggested to me that it could have been about the fact i
forgot to define innodb in model definitions, and unfortunately that
didnt help anything.
I guess ill set passive_deletes to True, but it would be still good to
investigate further why this happens - since it seems a
On Aug 21, 2010, at 7:43 PM, Ergo wrote:
yeah a friend suggested to me that it could have been about the fact i
forgot to define innodb in model definitions, and unfortunately that
didnt help anything.
I guess ill set passive_deletes to True, but it would be still good to
investigate
