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To: Jeff Younker
Cc: sqlobject-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [SQLObject] sqlobject - python question/issue
> It is good to know you solved your task. The only thing I do not
> understand is why do you create tables using SQL commands.
>
> > It is good to know you solved your task. The only thing I do not
> > understand is why do you create tables using SQL commands. Thanks to
> > the great work of the people around SQLobjects it just a piece of
> > cake to create your any table using SQLobject:
>
> I can't speak for him, but I c
> It is good to know you solved your task. The only thing I do not
> understand is why do you create tables using SQL commands. Thanks to
> the great work of the people around SQLobjects it just a piece of
> cake to create your any table using SQLobject:
I can't speak for him, but I can spe
>
> hi petr...
>
> wanted to say thanks for your assistance/pointers...
It is good to know you have sucseeded. :-)
>
> i managed to create a quick test that illustrates a method of using a
> string "id" for a tbl, as opposed to the "auto generated" int that is
> normally required.
>
> i'm inclu
ultiple lines...
### in order to print the tmp array needs to be set to a
### valid array ndx... or you can simply use some kind of
### a loop!!! (this is just a test!!!)
###
#qq=tmp2[4]
print qq.id, "-- ", qq.aa
print "mm \n"
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>
> Thanks for the replies..
>
> In my case, the ID is used to store a generated uuid, as a completely
> unique string. The overall process, is that I have multiple systems, and
> they each run a local process, with a local db/tbl structure.. I then
> reconcile all the processes on a centralized my
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Subject: Re: [SQLObject] sqlobject - python question/issue
One more thing.
If it is possible I strongly recommend to use ID which has "no meaning" and the
best choice is an integer of course!!! (Try to find somes articles about IDs
etc. on the web)
So using autom
One more thing.
If it is possible I strongly recommend to use ID which has "no meaning" and
the best choice is an integer of course!!! (Try to find somes articles about
IDs etc. on the web)
So using automaticaly generated IDs (it does not matter if it is generated
by your code or by SQLobject) is
>
> Forgive me for a basic/simple question. If I already have a mysql db/tbl
> schema, so I've already created my test mysql db/tbls...
>
> How can i simply read the tbl, and then insert a test row/value with a tbl
> that has an id of a varchar?
>
> sample mysql db
>
> use test; //test db name
>
>
ysql command line.
thanks for your help!!!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Petr Jakeš
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 11:28 AM
To: bruce
Cc: sqlobject-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [SQLObject] sqlobject - python question/issue
Sorry for sm
Sorry for small mistake in my previous posting.
You can "rem" following row in teh code as well.
#idName = "PO_NUMBER"
Petr Jakes
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>
> could somone perhaps point me to either a code chunk that i can run as a
> test to see what i'm missing! or could someone point me to additional docs
> on this..
Hi,
Tested on Win XP, Python 2.5.1
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: cp1250 -*-
import o
hi...
i'm completely new to sqlobject, and not much further along regarding
python!
i'm trying to figure out how to create test tbl, that uses an id as a
string. based on the docs that i've seen, sqlobject, uses an initial id
that's an "auto-gened" int. the docs also imply/state that by using my
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