Very odd. If you do not have data in there, can I suggest you delete
everything in applications/yourapp/databases and access appadmin again?
Does it work?
On Sunday, 5 August 2012 20:33:50 UTC-5, metaperl wrote:
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Probably a problem with your code. Can you show us the model code?
A good way to document your progress is to 1) include comments and 2) use
version control (Mercurial or Git).
On Sunday, August 5, 2012 6:33:50 PM UTC-7, metaperl wrote:
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Terrence Brannon writes:
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> > Dang. I forgot to make references between tables.
I added the reference and the sql.log shows it:
ALTER TABLE t_manufacturer ADD model_id INTEGER REFERENCES t_model(id) ON DELETE
CASCADE;
However, when I click on "Database Adm
Terrence Brannon writes:
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> Dang. I forgot to make references between tables.
I would not have made this mistake, had I used this tool that is linked to in
the web2py editor:
http://gaesql.appspot.com/
The question becomes, how and when do you use that and why did it not load my
existing ta
Terrence Brannon writes:
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> > I would like to build this simple car listing app:
> > http://docs.sencha.com/architect/2-0/#!/guide/first_desktop_app
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> Well, anyway I went ahead and did the data model with the (EXCELLENT!) wizard
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Dang. I forgot t
Terrence Brannon writes:
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> I would like to build this simple car listing app:
> http://docs.sencha.com/architect/2-0/#!/guide/first_desktop_app
Well, anyway I went ahead and did the data model with the (EXCELLENT!) wizard
tool. I opted for a many-to-many relation instead of using the list:typ
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