my project doesnt insert into the database
Greetings, I'm doing a integration projection, so I need to consume data
from a RESTful API and then save that data inside a oracle db. My models
migrated and succesfully created the tables, I was able to get the data
from the API and parse trough it to filter the info I wanted and needed to
save normally, then I first used 'objects.update_or_create' to populate my
table, initially it seemed to work but after some time it got stuck and
stopped inserting data into the table, I tried to switch to simply
'objects.create' but it didnt work. I dont seem to find the issue that is
holding the insertion in place and decided to seek for help.
For illustration, this is how I builted the code block that is getting
stuck:
for item in value_list['itens']:
print(item)
Item.objects.using('default').create(
nature=item['nature'],
date=item['date'],
doc_number=item['doc_number'],
name=item['name'],
description=item['description']
)
I even added .save(force_insert=True) to try and brute force the insertion
on the table but no avail. Need help!
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Re: my project doesnt insert into the database
it just hang, doesnt crash nor raise any errors or exceptions, I even tried
to cover it up in a try block but it did not return an error.
Em sábado, 29 de outubro de 2022 às 08:38:04 UTC-4, Ryan Nowakowski
escreveu:
> When it gets stuck, does it crash and return a traceback or just hang?
>
>
> On October 28, 2022 9:16:41 AM CDT, "Otávio Augusto"
> wrote:
>>
>> Greetings, I'm doing a integration projection, so I need to consume data
>> from a RESTful API and then save that data inside a oracle db. My models
>> migrated and succesfully created the tables, I was able to get the data
>> from the API and parse trough it to filter the info I wanted and needed to
>> save normally, then I first used 'objects.update_or_create' to populate my
>> table, initially it seemed to work but after some time it got stuck and
>> stopped inserting data into the table, I tried to switch to simply
>> 'objects.create' but it didnt work. I dont seem to find the issue that is
>> holding the insertion in place and decided to seek for help.
>>
>> For illustration, this is how I builted the code block that is getting
>> stuck:
>> for item in value_list['itens']:
>> print(item)
>> Item.objects.using('default').create(
>> nature=item['nature'],
>> date=item['date'],
>> doc_number=item['doc_number'],
>> name=item['name'],
>> description=item['description']
>> )
>>
>> I even added .save(force_insert=True) to try and brute force the
>> insertion on the table but no avail. Need help!
>>
>>
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Re: my project doesnt insert into the database
Solved. I added a sleep at the end of my loop and it worked, I think it was
getting stuck because the db was not able to keep up with the update from
the app and so the session got interrupted.
Em sexta-feira, 28 de outubro de 2022 às 10:46:54 UTC-4, Otávio Augusto
escreveu:
> Greetings, I'm doing a integration projection, so I need to consume data
> from a RESTful API and then save that data inside a oracle db. My models
> migrated and succesfully created the tables, I was able to get the data
> from the API and parse trough it to filter the info I wanted and needed to
> save normally, then I first used 'objects.update_or_create' to populate my
> table, initially it seemed to work but after some time it got stuck and
> stopped inserting data into the table, I tried to switch to simply
> 'objects.create' but it didnt work. I dont seem to find the issue that is
> holding the insertion in place and decided to seek for help.
>
> For illustration, this is how I builted the code block that is getting
> stuck:
> for item in value_list['itens']:
> print(item)
> Item.objects.using('default').create(
> nature=item['nature'],
> date=item['date'],
> doc_number=item['doc_number'],
> name=item['name'],
> description=item['description']
> )
>
> I even added .save(force_insert=True) to try and brute force the insertion
> on the table but no avail. Need help!
>
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Django virtualenv, pythonpath issues
I'm trying to deploy a django app with virtualenv but I'm not a linux
expert user.
It's on a shared host. If I type python I got the python 2.4 console. If a
type python2.7 I got the 2.7 console.
I want to use the 2.7.
1. I installed virtualenv with setuptools in my private .site-packages.
2. I created my env using python 2.7: .site-packages/virtualenv
--no-site-packages -p python2.7 env
3. I activated my env and installed the packages I need.
4. I configured (tried to) my .wsgi to use the env
I've been 2 days in step 4. The server has some pre installed modules,
which are on sys.path. For example, it has django installed, but I want to
use the module installed in my virtualenv.
I read several wsgi documentation and I came to this:
import sys, os, site
sys.stdout = sys.stderr
os.environ['PYTHON_EGG_CACHE'] = '/home/bruddennautica/apps_wsgi/.python-eggs'
os.environ['DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE'] = "brudden.settings"
sys.path.append('/home/bruddennautica/apps_wsgi')
sys.path.append('/home/bruddennautica/apps_wsgi/env/lib/python2.7/site-packages')
activate_this = '/home/bruddennautica/apps_wsgi/env/bin/activate_this.py'
execfile(activate_this, dict(__file__=activate_this))
import django.core.handlers.wsgi
application = django.core.handlers.wsgi.WSGIHandler()
With this conf, I got a django error which shows me some things. The django
error isn't important, it's caused because the django version is not equal
to the one I installed in my virtualenv, the python version either.
PRINT: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9290581/error.png
It's possible to see the python path entries, most of them not from
virtualenv. The first one is:
/home/bruddennautica/apps_wsgi/env/lib/python2.4/site-packages. However
this folder doesn't exists. Apparently it's added by activate_this.py in
line 22:
site_packages = os.path.join(base, 'lib', 'python%s' % sys.version[:3],
'site-packages')
Anyone can help me?
Thanks
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