hi,
i am having about 8 different lookup tables in my database. i need
to validate whether the entry is in any one of the 8 tables.
Thanks.
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only need to validate.
On Jul 8, 11:03 pm, mdipierro wrote:
> only validate or you need a selection dropdown? You need your own
> validator. Look into the code for IS_IN_DB and it is not difficult to
> make your own.
>
> On Jul 8, 11:53 pm, phneoix wrote:
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> > hi,
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how do i create temporary table
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thanks for the replies.
sorry for the delay in replying.
i am having 8 different lookup tables which contains the master list
of all the materials.(endmills, gauging instruments, drills,tooling
systems, etc).these contain the material name and respective product
id's.
there is another table whi
thanks for the suggestion
this is what iam trying to achieve
db
(db.material_issue.product_id==created_temporary_table.product_id).select
(db.material_issue.product_id,created_temporary_table.name,db.material_issue.issued_qty)
On Jul 29, 11:21 am, Fran wrote:
> On Jul 29, 3:14 pm, phne
hi,
i would like to know to know whether it is possibe to control the
column access for users. i am having multiple users accessing the same
table where i need to control the column access individually for each
user and generate the forms automatically based on the column
priviliges. is there any
hi,
i would like to know whether there are any good examples using auth
and crud. iam struggling with crud quite a bit.
thanks
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somefield" mean
> > > db.sometable.somefield.writable=auth.has_permission
> > > ("edit_somefield",db.sometable)
>
> > > Hope this helps. I wish I had time to document this better. Hopefully
> > > in a couple of weeks.
>
> > > Mas
i have set permissions for individual fields and implemented them
successfully using
SQLFORM(db.sometable, writable=True)
but if i want to create a custom form it does not work.
eg: SQLFORM(db.sometable,fields=
['somef1','somef2','somef3'],writable=True) #somef3 is denied access
is there a way o
=True or False
>
> just before you call SQLFROM
>
> On Mar 15, 6:05 am, phneoix wrote:
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>
>
> > i have set permissions for individual fields and implemented them
> > successfully using
> > SQLFORM(db.sometable, writable=True)
>
> > but if i want to c
CORRECTION
somefield1 and somefield2 have create permission. while
***somefield3*** has
been denied access by me.
On Mar 15, 9:06 pm, phneoix wrote:
> SORRY put my question in wrong way.
>
> somefield1 and somefield2 have create permission. while somefield has
> been denied
hi,
i would like to know whether it is possible to store multiple
records in storage and commit them all at once to the table. if not is
there any other way.
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how to get an output from SQLTABLE or crud.select in the following
way.
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On Apr 2, 10:22 pm, Kacper Krupa wrote:
> SQLFORM(db.table, row, ..., _id="foo")
>
> On Apr 2, 7:06 pm, phneoix wrote:
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> > how to get an output from SQLTABLE or crud.select in the following
> > w
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