Oh and just to clarify, I know I can't just plop over my python with
psycopg2 folder somewhere else--it's already part of a packagish thingy
that can be easily built/installed in each network.
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 2:45:10 PM UTC-7, ewon...@gmail.com wrote:
> Aw poo, there's no easie
Aw poo, there's no easier way to do this? I'm using suse btw.
The difficulties are that I would need to get virtualenv approved first,
which would definitely not happen until after my deadline.
I also thought about asking them to just install psycopg2 but that could
also take a long time and
I mean that when I log onto the system and do
>which python
/usr/bin/python
This /usr/bin/python does not have psycopg2 installed
However I have a
/usr/blah/blah/blah/bin/python and this one does have psycopg2 installed.
What I was doing during development was adding
/usr/blah/blah/blah/bi
Hi,
How can I get my web2py deployed on apache to use psycopg2 (on linux)?
My "default" python does not have psycopg2 installed. However, I have a
separate directory containing python with psycopg2 installed. I got it
working when I developed on the Rocket server by adding this directory to
cool thanks!
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Is there any way to use a variable for a db table name as part of a query?
Say if I have multiple tables with a field called "name" could I create a
function such as this?
def query_db(tbl, my_name):
I have the same question as asked here:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/grid$20checkbox$20pages/web2py/laMiQozWj_k/Wq6SdDDSajUJ
I know how to use ajax to call a controller function that will register the
checked row in a session variable. What I don't know is how to use the
For some reason I hadn't realized that you could create a DAL in a regular
ol controller function so that is what I did. I also had to make sure
pool_size=0 and then after I was done with each db in the list I called
close() on the DAL object.
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I changed the DAL pool_size to 0 and then my_db.close() did what I wanted.
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Thanks for the response! That code was from a* *module and I am calling
the module function from the controller.
I just tried my_db.commit() but I am still getting this: OperationalError:
FATAL: connection limit exceeded for non-superusers. When that happens, I
can do a "select * from pg_s
Thanks for the response! That code was from a* *module and I am calling
the module function from the controller.
I just tried my_db.commit() but I am still getting this: OperationalError:
FATAL: connection limit exceeded for non-superusers. When that happens, I
can do a "select * from pg_st
I asked a question last Friday and haven't received any answers
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/web2py/t7xI7P0dqn4
I really need help so I thought I would post my core question again. What
is the best way to connect to a variable list of legacy Postgres
databases? The list could be b
I have a list of legacy postgres databases (the list is variable) and I
want to connect to each of them and pull in data from their summary tables
into an SQLite table. I have the list of databases in my controller and
there I am looping through them and calling a function I put in a module.
That's exactly what I needed, thanks!
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I have this line:
html = CAT(H4('Search Results'), TABLE(table_html, _CLASS="centered_table"
))
using print statements I see that *html* is:
Search ResultsBuild
Block NameFull Variable Pathbuild1
FOOD_BLOCKHeaderView in Tree
Found the problem and it's a complete newbie mistake. Somewhere along the
way I had deleted the
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
from the view. What I really needed was the ajax (which is included in
layout.html) , i.e.
{{include 'web2py_ajax.html'}}
Sorry, I did not realize this since I am new to
IE8
On Tuesday, June 18, 2013 10:11:07 AM UTC-7, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
> Which IE version?
>
> On Tuesday, 18 June 2013 10:57:56 UTC-5, ewon...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>> It worked when I was using IE. I am having problems with Firefox
>> 17.0.5. I am using web2py version 2.4.6-stable. Are th
It worked when I was using IE. I am having problems with Firefox 17.0.5.
I am using web2py version 2.4.6-stable. Are there issues using it with
Firefox?
On Monday, June 17, 2013 10:26:18 PM UTC-7, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
> There should be no difference on whether you use Windows or Linux. P
Hi,
I started using web2py on Windows (with IE) but realized that I needed to
use Linux (with Firefox). SQLFORM.grids looked very nice on Windows, but
now that I am using Linux, they look very plain, and more concerningly, do
not seem to be working properly for me. In particular, the query bui
The sql.log only said that the table was effectively created (it was), just
couldn't read or write to it after.
Are you using psycopg2? I was just using the pg8000 that comes with
web2py, however someone informed me that web2py is broken as shipped (!)
and sure enough, after installing psyc
What I really wanted to do was connect to an existing postgres database and
read/display the data, but I kept getting this error: ValueError: invalid
literal for int() with base 10: 'SELECT'
I've pared down to some stupidly simple code that works with sqlite, but
when I change to use my postg
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