This is kind of a corner case, but I need to update many of the
records in a table on a regular basis. I decided to do this with a
manage command. (This is Django v1.0, btw.) I used something like the
following:
cursor = connection.cursor()
cursor.executemany("UPDATE rf_wxstation SET cache_time = %s, wx_time =
%s, afc = %s WHERE location_id = %s", updateValues)
The problem is the update was never showing up in the database. No
errors during execution.
I tried using transaction.commit(), but that raised an error until I
added:
@transaction.commit_manually
in front of the function. Then it all started working. Not sure why I
have to explicitly manually handle commits, but I'm just glad it
started working. Hope that helps somebody else.
Dave
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