I don't think such a duplicity (to keep data in the database and some of
rows in the text file) is the way to go.
Try to use SQL distinct commands (
http://www.sqlobject.org/SelectResults.html#distinct) instead.
It will offer unique rows from the database to your audience.
Petr
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Hi,
you are not telling us about columns. Are you trying to check if all
collumns in the row are identical with some other row in the table? If yes,
I would try to sort columns in the select. Than something like this can work
(untested):
counter=0
lastRow=""
for actualRow in merge_table.select(ord
Hi
I'm somewhat new to Python and SQLObject (but have worked with ORM Wrappers
before with Java). I have inherited a project which uses the above
extensively. I have a somewhat novice question but couldn't find obvious
answers so am posting here.
So the code I have basically does a .select() on a
