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Sorry I'm not more help.
J
On Fri, Mar 7, 2014 at 6:41 PM, Dan Kozlowski bwdr...@gmail.com wrote:
Jake,
Did you ever get this to work ? Reason being I think I have the same
problem.
On Sunday, April 21, 2013 9:47:59 AM UTC-5, Jake Lowen wrote:
In a normal grid the orderby descending
In a normal grid the orderby descending works just fine:
grid = SQLFORM.grid(db.meetings,
orderby=~db.meetings.meeting_date,
)
But I can't get the parent table of a smart group to sort the same way:
grid = SQLFORM.smartgrid(db.meetings,
linked_tables=['meeting_docs'],
Simultaneously with Niphlod's reply also came this from webfaction customer
support:
You can use the nohup command at the start of this command to make it
immunte to hangups, like when you are exiting your ssh session.
http://linux.die.net/man/1/nohup
Or you can use disown to disassociate
Hi. I have web2py installed on webfaction as my production server.
I followed the web2py documentation on it's scheduler function and built an
app where everything works as anticipated. (very cool!)
In order to run the scheduler though I need to SSH into the server and run
this command:
python
is submitted, you can use SQLFORM.build_set([list
of fields], keywords=request.vars.keywords) to get the DAL Set object
associated with the search.
Anthony
On Saturday, March 30, 2013 7:05:17 PM UTC-4, Jake Lowen wrote:
I like the way that SQLFORM.grid search works. Once I've searched
of
the grid DOM. When you submit the form, the query will be available in
request.var.keywords, which you can then pass to the SQLFORM.build_query()
method to generate the DAL Query.
Anthony
On Sunday, March 31, 2013 11:52:56 AM UTC-4, Jake Lowen wrote:
I appreciate the answer, but I can't figure
I like the way that SQLFORM.grid search works. Once I've searched for
records and come up with the set I want, How can I pass that set off to
another function to do work just on those filtered records? Or in other
words.. if I have 100 records, and I use the grid search to narrow it down
to
Thanks for a great framework. I'm loving web2py, but I just encountered a
difficult query
One query generates a list of people.
Each of those persons has 0 to many reports filed about them.
I wanted to see only the newest report on each person AND I want to see
Null or None if no reports have
If it helps, here is how I can get the desired result in raw SQL:
SELECT * FROM benchmark_targets t2 LEFT JOIN (SELECT * from lobby_report
GROUP BY KPID ORDER BY datetime DESC)t1 ON t2.KPID = t1.KPID;
Now how to do it in DAL?
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Forgot the WHERE in my SQL statement. Should be:
SELECT * FROM benchmark_targets t2
LEFT JOIN (SELECT * from lobby_report GROUP BY KPID ORDER BY datetime
DESC)t1 ON t2.KPID = t1.KPID
WHERE t2.benchmark = 10;
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I'm only talking to myself here, but the notes are helpful...
This is how I get the desired result in web2py using the executesql command:
foo = db.executesql('SELECT * FROM benchmark_targets AS t2 LEFT JOIN
(SELECT * from lobby_report GROUP BY KPID ORDER BY datetime DESC) AS t1 ON
t2.KPID =
Solved: It was a dumb mistake.. I was trying to group by a field in the
left join table.. so of course it was eliminating all records not found in
the second table. I switched the group by to a first table field and all
is well.
Final working query was:
foo =
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