On Jul 4, 5:00 pm, RossGK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to do a bit of simple Django access to a postgresql
> database, and must be missing something. Using the tutorial info, I've
> had mixed success.   I can pull a bit of stuff form the database, but
> have some curious behaviour that is slowing me down.  See the example
> details below...
>
> Problems:
> a) I am able to get an SList object by specifying the id, but the .id
> attribute is not accessible.
> If I use the django shell, it behaves as expected, but not when
> implemented in my views.py
>
> b) I could not create and save a new object in my database, so I tried
> it in the interactive shell where it worked as expected, then upon
> trying it again in with the dev server running, and executing the
> populateDB in views below, it worked.
> However, I can only create an SList object by explicitly specifying
> the id= field.  It should allow me to make one without specifying
> that  (see doghop example below).
>


What are the symptoms of a and b "not working"? Does nothing happen,
do you get a traceback, what?

The more details, the better. It might also help to post the db part
of your settings.py file.

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