please correct me if i am wrong, but ID's on GAE are really UUID's and
are not sequential and not guaranteed to be strictly increasing.
timestamps are the closest you can get to strictly increasing on GAE,
but it is possible for 2 inserts to happen at the same time, so don't
count on that 100% eith
Oh Thanks I got it ... the solution suggested by Martin works perfectly
instead of ordering by record id ,it should be ordered by datetime field and
the tilde works fine!
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 4:23 PM, b vivek wrote:
> It would be great if somebody could please let me know how to find the id
>
It would be great if somebody could please let me know how to find the id of
the last inserted row in a table using DAL
On Fri, Sep 10, 2010 at 4:09 PM, b vivek wrote:
> Sorry for the late reply Martin, but even if I add the datetime field in
> here,and order by the datetime field , wont I get t
Sorry for the late reply Martin, but even if I add the datetime field in
here,and order by the datetime field , wont I get the data
in ascending order . However I did what you had suggested , But i still am
able to retrive the data in ascending order rather than descending.
Could there be any other
Yes but i think this is gae thing. You try? with max(id) or add some
datetime field and order by this field like Field('created_on',
'datetime',
default=datetime.datetime.today(),writable=False,readable=False)
On 9 sep, 03:06, b vivek wrote:
> Ok so if i have a table in my db named homepage as be
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