Thanks for the tip, I am using os.path.splitext() !
I think somehow the problem lies with psycopg and it's "auto-quoting"
feature.
I'm not sure how it figures out what needs to be quoted and what
doesn't.
Thanks for the help, RajeshD!
Corey
On Oct 12, 2006, at 4:07 PM, RajeshD wrote:
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> UPDATE "addocs_document" SET
> "doctype"=2,"ad_id"='123456',"height"=0,"width"=0,"image"=ad_document
> s/2006/10/12/123456_2_8..pdf,"submitted"='2006-10-12
> 12:43:24',"received"='2006-10-12 12:57:12.155 598' WHERE "id"=8
>
> As you can see in the UPDATE statement, it is relative to the
> MEDI
>
> UPDATE "addocs_document" SET
> "doctype"=2,"ad_id"='123456',"height"=0,"width"=0,"image"=ad_document
> s/2006/10/12/123456_2_8..pdf,"submitted"='2006-10-12
> 12:43:24',"received"='2006-10-12 12:57:12.155 598' WHERE "id"=8
>
> As you can see in the UPDATE statement, it is relative to the
> MEDI
Here is the stack trace:
---
psycopg.ProgrammingError Traceback (most
recent call last)
/home/django_dev/pennysaver/
/home/django_dev/pennysaver/addocs/processworkflows.py in
start_check_workf
> The sve() method gives an error tracing back to the UPDATE statement.
Usually it helps get you better responses, if you include the actual
stack trace.
> In the statement the 'image' field looks like
> "image"=/path/to/the/file.ext, ...
>
> What is the proper method to set this field?
The Ima
I'm writing an app that gathers images from other file sources and puts
them into a database.
To do this I have a model with an ImageField. When I set the field to
the filename, it doesn't quote it in the resulting SQL passed to the
backed.
Here is what I'm doing, exactly:
doc.image = os.pa
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