It is quite complicated to do that in Windows. The problem does not
happen with plain SQLObject however. When I change database.py:
def end_all():
"Ends the Transactions in all registered hubs (for this thread)"
for hub in hub_registry:
hub.end()
hub.getConnection().close()
The problem disappears.
Ill try to update SQLObject and you'll hear from me again...
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