Hello,
I am making a web2py application and I have my two mysql tables defined in
my models db.py file:
db.define_table('table1', Field('id','integer'), Field('name','string'),
migrate=False) db.define_table('table2', Field('id','integer'),
Field('name','string'), migrate=False)
I want
Hello,
I've made an application where I call a MySQL database and give the user
the option of choosing the columns of the database to appear. Nevertheless
when I try to click the link I get the Not authorized Insufficient
privileges error without even having the chance to login.
I used
on filesystem. Did you
accidentally change permissions?
On Tuesday, 11 March 2014 09:20:44 UTC-5, TYRANISTAR wrote:
Hello everyone, I have a simple application that returns a MySQL table
using a SQLFORM.grid and requires a username-password authentication. My
web2py application runs
Hello everyone, I have a simple application that returns a MySQL table
using a SQLFORM.grid and requires a username-password authentication. My
web2py application runs on Debian server via an Apache webserver. Up to
this time it worked perfectly but after some point (for no good reason)
it's
Thank you for your reply. Do you have an example on how to do that? Sorry
for asking but I am still a newbie at web2py.
Τη Πέμπτη, 3 Οκτωβρίου 2013 4:10:22 μ.μ. UTC+3, ο χρήστης TYRANISTAR έγραψε:
Hello everyone,
I have a big mysql table that I want to break into smaller ones in order
Hello everyone,
I have a big mysql table that I want to break into smaller ones in order to
retrieve its results quicker via a web2py interface. Question is is there a
way to call a union of the smalleer tables via SQLFORM.grid (giving the
number and names of tables as arguments) and if not is
Hello everyone,
I have two tables defined as such:
#
db.define_table('total_ec_numbers',
Field('id','integer', label=T('ID')),
Field('query_name','string', label=T('Gene ID')),
Field('hit_name','string', label=T('Hit name')),
Field('hit_accession','string', label=T('Hit
Dear all,
I have two mysql tables having the same entries in one of their fields
(different number of rows though) and i want to link them using
SQLFORM.smartgrid (or SQLFORM.grid if that's more convenient). I've defined
the tables as such:
db.define_table('total_genes',
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