My DB skills are not strong, so please forgive if this is a dumb question.
Why does the following from my db.py not do what I want it to do?
#################
db.define_table('foo', Field('name', unique=True))
db.foo.truncate()
db.foo.insert(name='joe')
db.foo.insert(name='sally')
db.foo.insert(name='joe')
print "Tables"
print db().select(db.foo.ALL)
db.commit()
###################
Because I've defined the field 'name' to be unique, I expected some sort of
error to occur the second time I insert the row containing 'joe'. Instead, I
end up with a table with three rows: joe, sally, and joe. I'm using SqlLite.
Thanks,
C Helck
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