an upload field contains the web2py-given name of the file. the actual
file goes in yourapp/uploads/
to do it manually you need:
1) build its new name
filename='%s.%s.%s.%s' % (tablename, fieldname,uuid.uuid4
(),extension)
2) move the file under uploads with that name
path=path_to_the_app_uploads_folder
shutil.copyfile(oldfilename,os.path.join(path,filename))
3) insert the new record in database and store the filename in the
upload field.
On Nov 24, 9:43 am, Marco Prosperi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello everybody, I would like to populate the sqlite database of a
> web2py application by means of a python script. This script would read
> data from a file or another relational database and insert records in
> the web2py database (using pyodbc library and sqlite odbc driver for
> windows).
> My question is about how to fill the field 'image' of this table:
>
> db.define_table('products',
> SQLField('pcode','string'),
> SQLField('description','string'),
> SQLField('image','upload'),
> SQLField('line','string'),
> SQLField('category'),
> SQLField('stock'))
>
> If I insert a record in this table using web2py GUI, web2py seems to
> translate the name of the image file from myimage.jpg to something
> else
>
> select pcode,description,image from products
>
> gives this result for me:
>
> myproduct; mydescription; products.image.2d429188-
> d1a0-4ca7-858e-787eeabf4d1a.jpg
>
> How can I fill the 'image' field via odbc?
>
> Marco
>
> but if I have a myimage.jpg file
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