Hello ...
I have a python based product where I am creating a few zsql methods at
the time of instantiation. I recently realized that there is the default
1000 row maximum limit on query rows. While this can be changed through
the management interface, I am trying to figure out how to do this
Jeff Gentry wrote:
Hello ...
I have a python based product where I am creating a few zsql methods at
the time of instantiation. I recently realized that there is the default
1000 row maximum limit on query rows. While this can be changed through
the management interface, I am trying to figure
advanced settings in zsql
methods
Hello ...
I have a python based product where I am creating a few zsql methods at
the time of instantiation. I recently realized that there is the default
1000 row maximum limit on query rows. While this can be changed through
the management interface, I am
J Cameron Cooper wrote:
Of course. You can do anything the ZMI does. If you look at how it's
done there, you will eventually come to the method manage_advanced. You
can see it online:
http://svn.zope.org/Zope/trunk/lib/python/Shared/DC/ZRDB/DA.py?rev=24751view=auto
I suppose you could also
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005, Chris Withers wrote:
Check out how it's implemented in the CMF's FSZSQLMethods
To this and others who responded, thanks for the pointers. I assumed that
it was going to be possible (since the ZMI does it ...) but didn't know
where to look for that, and google searches on
