Sometimes it's simple, just use the function
*CONCAT('../rentals_manage/',rentals.id)*
this is at least valid for the MySQl database I am using.
So if I understand well If you are using the db.executesql statement the
SQL you use must be specific for the database in the back?
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Maybe you could use a virtual field and not a computed one:
db.rentals.urlid = Field.Virtual( 'urlid', lambda r: URL('rentals_manage',
args=r.id) )
then after rows = db(db.rentals...).select(...)
the rows will contain an urlid field.
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/06/the-database-ab
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