Greg wrote:
> Since we know what the exception is. The email address already exist
> in the db (I have unique=True for the email field). I thought that
> having 'except: pass' would solve that problem. However, do I need to
> catch a certain exception in order for my loop to continue. Because
> as of now when the exception happens my loop stops.
You don't *know* that is what the exception is, you assume that. This
is one reason it is bad to catch all exceptions. You don't know what
you are getting.
The loop, as written, will continue. There is something else going on.
I would add print statements to determine what is in fact happening.
for row in reader:
try:
b = OrderEmail(name=row[0], email=row[1], been_sent="0")
b.save()
print "saved", row
except Exception, msg:
print msg
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