Thanks Johann
Had to modify to also add (db.auth_group.id==db.auth_membership.group_id)
db((db.auth_user.id==db.auth_membership.user_id)&(db.auth_group.id==db.auth_permission.group_id)&(db.auth_permission.name=='load')).select(db.auth_user.id,
distinct=True)
Thanks again for getting me down t
On 20 April 2012 15:37, Jim Steil wrote:
> That's not quite it either. This is checking for a group 'role' as
> opposed to looking for all users that have a specific permission
> (auth_permission).
>
Then adapt it. Determine the group name that have the specific permission
and from there it is
That's not quite it either. This is checking for a group 'role' as
opposed to looking for all users that have a specific permission
(auth_permission).
-Jim
On 4/20/2012 2:27 AM, Johann Spies wrote:
On 20 April 2012 03:07, Jim Steil mailto:j...@qlf.com>>
wrote:
No, I'm looking for a
On 20 April 2012 03:07, Jim Steil wrote:
> No, I'm looking for a list of user ids. I don't want to filter by user
> id.
>
>
In [25]: reds = [x.id for x in db((db.auth_user.id ==
db.auth_membership.user_id)&(db.auth_group.id ==
db.auth_membership.group_id) & (db.auth_group.role == 'kb_ed')).sele
No, I'm looking for a list of user ids. I don't want to filter by user id.
-Jim
On 4/19/2012 5:08 PM, Cliff wrote:
Something like this:
userQuery = ((db.auth_permssion.name=='load') &
(db.auth_permission.group_id==db.auth_membership.group_id) &
(db.auth_membership.user_id==db.auth_user.id
Something like this:
userQuery = ((db.auth_permssion.name=='load') &
(db.auth_permission.group_id==db.auth_membership.group_id) &
(db.auth_membership.user_id==db.auth_user.id))
db.railLoad.loadedById.requires = IS_IN_DB(db(userQuery),
'auth_user.id',
On Thursday, April 19, 2012 5:06
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