Re: Strange django-admin.py behaviour

I think there might be something wrong in your .py extension to python.exe linking in Windows setup. Specifically it seems like your python script is working but the arguments after the first one is not being passed on. Did you have %* at the end, like this? "D:\Python24\python.exe" "%1" %* H

Re: Something like Application in ASP for django?

Could you explain more on "the module disappeared when the request finalizes"? Did you attach the global variable to your request object? You don't need to do that, just do: import myapp print myapp.global_variable ... something like that. Hmm, I wonder the way you run your django server may

Re: Something like Application in ASP for django?

Are you looking for something like a global registry? The simplest case would probably be using a global variable in your application module, and import the module when you need to access the global variable? If you need to initialize the global variable when the application first start (before

Re: PostgreSQL Schemas.

Ed, I did a quick google and find this for SQLServer 2005. It does have some support for schema... http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186778.aspx I used SQLServer 7 long time ago and I believed it also have schema support. However, I am not sure how the schema support has changed with

Re: PostgreSQL Schemas.

I know that MS SQLServer and Oracle both have schema support (I think it is part of SQL92 standard); probably other "traditional" RDBMSes would have support too; don't know about MySQL and Sqlite... HTH, Alex --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message becaus