really? mutt + imap + gmail: a recipe for desaster!! :)
2009/6/13 mdipierro
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> the you email it to me as an attachament . the indentation is messed
> up and hard to read.
>
> Massimo
>
> On Jun 13, 12:21 am, Mariano Mara wrote:
> > Hi everyone.
> >
>
Hi everyone.
I'm currently trying to migrate a legacy oracle database to web2py and
on the past weeks I stumbled upon several issues related to how the database
was originally designed and how web2py expects to interact with it.
Among them:
* I need support for ref cursors
* I need to write so
2009/6/6 pk
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> Hi together,
>
> where can I find the previous version of web2py (version before
> 1.63) ?
> thanks
> Peter
>
If you're using the bzr repository you can download the current version and
then branch to a previous one:
$ bzr help branch
Purpose: Create a new copy of a branch.
Usag
* source code for all platforms (requires Python 2.5, runs on
> Windows and most Unix systems, including Linux and BSD)
> * latest development snapshot for BZR
> * latest development snapshot for SVN
> * Production Distribution/VMWare appliance (coming soon)
>
> Chri
I'm trying to migrate a web2py app to a centos server that comes with Python
2.4.3
So far I hit errors with hashlib and uuid (easily fixed installing
python-hashlib and python-uuid). However now I have a problem with the code:
$ ./web2py.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./web2py.py",
'"))
436 i += 1
--> 437 return execute(command[:-1], args)
438
439
DatabaseError: ORA-00904: "WOTTHT"."TASKTYPE": invalid identifier
In [28]: db._lastsql
Out[28]: "SELECT HourType.code, TaskType.code FROM WoTtHt, HourType LEFT
OUT
e.code, TaskType.code FROM HourType, WoTtHt LEFT OUTER JOIN
TaskType ON WoTtHt.tasktype=TaskType.id WHERE ((WoTtHt.hourtype=HourType.id
AND WoTtHt.workorder=2) AND WoTtHt.valid='T');
However I cannot find a way to make DAL switch the table's order (at least
with all the combination
Good night everyone.
Sorry to bother you guys with this but I'm totally stuck.
I have the following tables defined:
db.define_table("TaskType", db.Field("code", type='string', length=3,
required=True, notnull=True,
unique=True),
d
2009/5/28 Jurgis
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>
> > I have packaged
> > web2py for debian and Ubuntu but don't have a registered status so
> > can't push them into official repositories.
>
> would be cool, if one could download them from some universe place --
> maybe web2py.com for the start? :)
For a start, PPA can be
2009/5/28 SergeyPo
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> My vote for it too, I've reported this problem before.
>
> Sergey
Sorry I missed it: seems I didn't search enough.
>
>
> On May 28, 8:13 am, Mariano Mara wrote:
> > G'night everyone.
> >
> > I'm defini
G'night everyone.
I'm defining a table like this:
db.define_table("BillHourType", SQLField("hourtype", db.HourType),
SQLField("billtype", db.BillableType),
SQLField("startdate", type='date',
r
2009/4/29 ae
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> I'm struggling with how to handle a database that already exists.
> I've written model code for many of the tables and I can access them,
> but many others don't have 'id' fields. One table has a field that is
> an enum().
>
> If I must resort to using db.executesql(), how shoul
On 27.04.09 21:34, Tim Michelsen wrote:
>
> > bzr is the one that gives me problems (all the other which I access
> > external repositories with I have been able to configure such that they
> > work).
> Can you run a centralized repository on a FTP server?
>
> This has been a real plus fo
On 27.04.09 10:08, ae wrote:
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> It doesn't appear that executesql is used internally.
>
> I prefer not to have a locally modified version of gluon.
>
> How about:
>
> def executesql_with_description(self, sql):
>...
>
> you named it _cursor! ;)
You could inherit from SQLDB in your db.p
2009/4/23 Álvaro Justen [Turicas]
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> On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 5:52 PM, Álvaro Justen [Turicas]
> wrote:
> > So, I propose to change all 'default strings' to T('default strings').
> > Example, in gluon/*.py we have to change:
> > gluon/tools.py: class Auth: all self.messages.*
> > gluon/sqlhtml.p
On 20.04.09 22:03, waTR wrote:
>
> Also, could someone give me a link to the python doc that explains the
> use of @ such as
>
> @cache...
> def myfunc(): ...
>
>
I always recommend this article whe it comes to decorators:
http://www.siafoo.net/article/68
Mariano.
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On 20.04.09 02:29, Timmie wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I asked how to change the output of a query result [1].
> As my table is rather huche and I do not want to force my users to do
> vertical scrolling, I would like to transpose the SQLTABLE:
>
> instead of:
>
> header1 header2
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