Hi all
I am learning the ropes so to speak and am using a remote mysql as a
db
I have sorted out the tables from legacy db to be generated by web2py
along with the auth tables
I need to know what the quick way is to reset the db - as i learn and
make mistakes
in previous times I would just drop
in files in the 'databases'
folder (so you may need to delete or fix them). Also, if you're expecting
some migrations but not seeing them, make sure you don't have 'migrate' set
to False.
Anthony
On Saturday, March 26, 2011 8:34:29 PM UTC-4, fib wrote:
Hi all
I am learning the ropes so
OK all I feel quite stupid
I think I need the ABC of running this
I have placed the file in a location where I know where it is and it
can be seen in the web2py list
I have tried putting the call into shell and into a web2py app
I have used IDLE (python) and have tried shell on web2py
I believe
Oh I think reply to author was an email - I think I replied but it is not
showing here?
pm, fib desem...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh I think reply to author was an email - I think I replied but it is not
showing here?
Response much appreciated
I understand some of the defining and forms bits and want to use web2py - I
do have rudimentary working apps
but i was struggling to write the web2py code to create the db tables to
match the mysql db tables i already have
it was really the bit about changing the
apologies I am a newbie
I believe that this may be what I was searching for as I have an existing
mySQL db and am struggling getting my head into the web2py
Can I add the mysqldb module in web2py and run this code there and if so -
how
sorry if this seems too simple
apologies I am a newbie
I believe that this may be what I was searching for as I have an existing
mySQL db and am struggling getting my head into the web2py
Can I add the mysqldb module in web2py and run this code there and if so -
how
sorry if this seems too simple
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