On 10/31/05, Andy Dustman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Actually, I can't make autoCommit work properly with Turbogears and > MySQLdb, but I think the blame lies within SQLObject. If I add > autoCommit=0 to the database URI, SQLObject ultimately tries to pass > '0' to MySQLdb, i.e. there's no attempt to turn the value into an > integer. This results in a TypeError, since the the > connection.autocommit() method needs an integer (boolean types work > too). I notice that the sybase handling code applies int() to the > value, but this doesn't seem to happen for other databases. > > I'll file a bug if there's some consensus that this is a SQLObject > issue and not a Turbogears issue. SQLObject seems to be where URI > parsing occurs.
You're correct.... that level of interaction is happening in SQLObject. Kevin
