Unfortunately, I cannot combine the two tables. The existing product uses
one of them extensively for queue processing and I don't want to possibly
break any of that functionality. All I want to do is update the SQLFORM
with information from the new table. I can use db.executesql but won't that
require me to remove SQLFORM? If so, is there another framework element I
can leverage for displaying the rows?
On Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at 8:14:05 PM UTC-4, Alfonso Serra wrote:
>
> You can try:
> sql = """
> SELECT * FROM table1
> UNION SELECT * FROM table2"""
>
> rows = db.executesql(sql, fields = [
> Field("name", "string")
> , Field("age", "integer")
> , Field("apt_time", "datetime")
> ])
>
>
>
> Always that both tables are the same size and types.
> Then style your view however you like.
>
> It is true the table structures are not good. Theres no need for 2 tables
> to store animals. just one with an animal type field to distinguish between
> cats, dogs, birds, etc.
>
>
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