Dear all,
it's more than a year that I'm using web2py to develop scientific
application for marine acoustic data analysis and stock assessment.
For many years I used LAMP and moving to web2py has been very exciting. I
saved a lot of developing time, and the products are better in look and
Ok, I solved using
fake_migrate_all=True
Thanks to Angelo, who helped me :)
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Dear all,
I've a loop to insert about 2K records into a postgres database (running on
same host).
This is the used code:
for row in cnv.data_matrix:
sensor_n=0
for element in row:
db.CTD_DATA.insert(CTD_STATION_ID=stationid,SENSOR=
Many thanks, Niphlod!
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application/sviluppo/databases exists and it is not empy
I also tryed to save to sqlite ( -Y 'sqlite://storage.sqlite') with same
failure.
Any suggestions?
Thanks, Rocco
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Hello,
I'm doing some exciting test using jqplot and handsontable with web2py. The
approach is almost linear:
controller with db(...).select(...).as_list() - @service.json -
$.getJSON
But I've a problem using a count field, that produce a JSON output with a
_extra field:
Controller:
TIME+ COMMAND
3511 rocco 20 0 1266m 321m 2624 S 104 8.2 54:44.70 python
I tried to restart web2py, but with same results.
Any way to perform a debug? Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for your reply, Rocco
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Dear all,
I need to extract multiple records from a table, the number of selected
records is variable (from 1 to hundreds).
The user form returns a list of selected ids, f.e.:
myset=[1,15,22,44,56]
In the raw sql way, I used a for loop to generate the where clause of the
sql statement, to get
Thank you!
Il giorno mercoledì 19 dicembre 2012 10:41:33 UTC+1, Niphlod ha scritto:
db(db.table.id.belongs(myset)).select()
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I found a solution, I don't know if it is the good one, but works enough
for me.
My real data structure is slightly different about the above example:
db.define_table('ctd',
Field('station'),
Field('parameter'),
Field('value','integer'))
It contains oceanographic information about
(I already post this question, but it was deleted in few seconds and no
reason was mentioned. I try to repost it, removing formatting and external
links... If something is wrong, please inform me :)
I have defined this model:
db.define_table('fruits_in_shop',
Field('shop_name'),
Dear All,
I have defined this model:
db.define_table('fruits_in_shop',
Field('shop_name'),
Field('species'),
Field('number','integer'))
With this kind of record inside:
fruits_in_shop.idhttp://127.0.0.1:8000/welcome/appadmin/select/db?orderby=fruits_in_shop.id
expected, after an update.
Maybe I took a wrong way, someone could help?
Regards, Rocco
On 26 Nov, 18:06, Anthony abasta...@gmail.com wrote:
On Saturday, November 26, 2011 11:40:27 AM UTC-5, Rocco De Marco wrote:
db.mytable.field2.requires = IS_IN_SET(['option1'],['option2'])
I think you want:
IS_IN_SET(['option1', 'option2'])
Yes, it is a my mistake...
def
On 26 Nov, 18:50, Massimo Di Pierro massimo.dipie...@gmail.com
wrote:
I THINK YOU WANT:
def update_mytable():
record=request.args[0]
form=SQLFORM(db.timbrata,
record, deletable=False)
form.process(onaccept=lambda form: ( \
auth.archive(form),
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