because you define in db as time, and need to be datetime. I think
On Aug 9, 9:51 am, Kenneth Lundström <kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com> wrote: > Now I�m getting: > > Traceback(most recent call last): > File"gluon/restricted.py",line178,inrestricted > execccodeinenvironment > > File"/data/domains/exp-kal.nudata.fi/applications/init/controllers/troop.py " > <https://exp-kal.nudata.fi/admin/default/edit/init/controllers/troop.py>,line2195,in<module> > File"gluon/globals.py",line96,in<lambda> > self._caller=lambdaf:f() > File"gluon/tools.py",line2219,inf > returnaction(*a, **b) > > File"/data/domains/exp-kal.nudata.fi/applications/init/controllers/troop.py " > <https://exp-kal.nudata.fi/admin/default/edit/init/controllers/troop.py>,line985,inedit_saleplace > days=db((db.troop_place_day.day() > ==2)&(db.troop_place_day.troop_place==21)).select() > TypeError:'Field'objectis notcallable > > But why should I use day(), is day a reserved word, should I use > something else instead. > > Kenneth > > > > > change with: db.troop_place_day.day()==2 if I not wrong > > > On Aug 9, 8:31 am, Kenneth<kenneth.t.lundst...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> I don�t understand what am I doing wrong. > > >> command: > >> days = db((db.troop_place_day.day == > >> 2)&(db.troop_place_day.troop_place == 21)).select() > > >> gives this error: > > >> Traceback (most recent call last): > >> File "gluon/restricted.py", line 178, in restricted > >> exec ccode in environment > >> File "/data/domains/exp-kal.nudata.fi/applications/init/controllers/ > >> troop.py", line 2195, in<module> > >> File "gluon/globals.py", line 96, in<lambda> > >> self._caller = lambda f: f() > >> File "gluon/tools.py", line 2219, in f > >> return action(*a, **b) > >> File "/data/domains/exp-kal.nudata.fi/applications/init/controllers/ > >> troop.py", line 985, in edit_saleplace > >> days = db((db.troop_place_day.day == > >> 2)&(db.troop_place_day.troop_place == 21)).select() > >> File "gluon/sql.py", line 3162, in select > >> return self.parse(db,rows,self.colnames,SetClass=Set) > >> File "gluon/sql.py", line 3231, in parse > >> str(value)[:8].strip().split(':')[:3]] > >> ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1 day, 0' > > >> My model for that table looks like this: > > >> db.define_table('troop_place_day', > >> db.Field('troop_place', db.troop_place, required=True), > >> db.Field('day', 'integer'), > >> db.Field('starts', 'time', requires=IS_TIME()), > >> db.Field('ends', 'time', requires=IS_TIME())) > > >> This error just started coming maybe an hour ago. I just deleted all > >> records from the record and same thing continues. > > >> I really don't understand what is happening. > > >> Kenneth
