Hi all,
I have this definition of a table.
session = Table('session', database.metadata,
Column('id', Unicode(40), primary_key=True, nullable=False),
Column('data', Text),
Column('expiration_time', TIMESTAMP(timezone=False)),
)
In the PostgreSQL DB, it creates a table like this:
name | type | default | not_null
-----------------+-----------------------------+---------+----------
id | character varying(40) | | t
data | text | | f
expiration_time | timestamp without time zone | | f
In the Oracle DB, like this:
name | data_type | nullable | data_default | data_length
--------------- + ------------ + -------- + ------------ + -----------
ID | NVARCHAR2 | N | NULL | 80
DATA | CLOB | Y | NULL | 4000
EXPIRATION_TIME | TIMESTAMP(6) | Y | NULL | 11
When I use it with PostgreSQL all is OK but
when I try to use it with Oracle, pickle raises this error:
...data *=* pickle*.*loads*(*pickled_data*)*|
*TypeError: ('loads() argument 1 must be string, not cx_Oracle.LOB',
<bound method Root.index of <sicer.BASE.controller.Root object at
0x8231f10>>)*
What can I do to avoid this error?
thank you,
j
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