Is there a way to validate a schema against a dict but by pass the "missing value" error ? That is, I want to use a schema created from the table definition but what I received from the web may not contains all the fields in that schema.
Ian Bicking wrote: > > I think validation can be very UI-oriented, not just data/model > oriented. For instance, I use TEXT columns all the time, unless there's > a concrete reason not to, because it is least likely to cause problems > in the future. And generally people have a tendency to restrict types > and formats more than they have to. I guess it's because databases are > often content repositories, and when they are they should be treated as > such. > > But I digress. When validation is UI, putting validation into the > view/template starts making more sense. I think this is a good > justification of Subway's inclination to use htmlfill_schemabuilder. In > a practical sense, when I'm collaborating with people at work, it's > often the people who are involved with the view that are also most > interested in the validation, but if it is in Python code it's largely > inaccessible to them. > > > -- > Ian Bicking | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://blog.ianbicking.org
