Apologies, didn't see that you mentioned the SQLObject version.
Anyways, tested
with r1675 and same successful result as below.
Quoting Luke Opperman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Going to need to know what that unhelpful exception message was, what version
> of SQLObject, database, etc. Threw your cod
Going to need to know what that unhelpful exception message was, what version
of SQLObject, database, etc. Threw your code into a test file, using svn
SQLObject, sqlite and postgres, and it works fine:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/code $ python2.4 -i test1.py
>>> me
>>> me.memberJID
>>>
- Luke
Quoting
David Creemer wrote:
> FYI, As of SQLite 3.3.1, some of the threading restrictions on
> database connection sharing have been relaxed. I have not yet tried
> it with SQLObject, but it looks like threaded connection pooling
> might now work. See:
>
> http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/wiki?p=Multi
I've just had the frustrating experience of tracking down the cause
of a random, unexpected exception that was being thrown.
This doesn't work (and blows up with an unhelpful exception message):
class JID(SQLObject):
node = StringCol()
class GroupMember(SQLObject):
fullname
Hello,
I need a litle bit of advice how to use SQLBuilder.
First question: has anybody examples or documentation about
SQLBuilder ?
At the moment I'm using this way to get the data:
res=conn.queryAll("select fa.name as fa_name, fa.id as
fa_id, fa.catalog_name as fa_catalog_name, \
ca.name, ca.
Luke Opperman metathusalan.com> writes:
>
> Forgot to copy the list before, gist was use SQL*Join instead, so that it
uses
> a SelectResults instance. That's also the answer here: you can then use
> .count, .filter, .sum, etc on the join property.
>
> j.transactions.count()
>
Thank you, this
Forwarded Message
From: Luke Opperman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Michael Gauckler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [SQLObject] Reuducing the number of SQL Queries for
MultipleJoins
Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 19:14:02 -0500
I haven't looked closely at it, and it seems your debug sql stat
Forgot to copy the list before, gist was use SQL*Join instead, so that it uses
a SelectResults instance. That's also the answer here: you can then use
.count, .filter, .sum, etc on the join property.
j.transactions.count()
Quoting Michael Gauckler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> thank your for t
> have I missed something ?
> I've not seen the reply on the list.
The reply went to my private address, see below.
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From: Luke Opperman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Michael Gauckler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [SQLObject] Reuducing the number of SQL Queries for
Hello,
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 06:39:27 + (UTC)
Michael Gauckler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thank your for the reply to me previous posting. Using SQLMultipleJoin
> (instead of MultipleJoin) speeds things up dramatically.
have I missed something ?
I've not seen the reply on the list.
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