if it's what I think, then 

db = DAL(...., check_reserved=None)
db.define_table('easy', 
       Field('position', rname='"difficult_name_for_the_field"'),
rname='"difficult_name_for_table"')

should work (albeit, if it does, it shows "the bug" because if you're using 
rname, then you don't need to check for reserved keywords).

The point of rname (in addition to give the possibility to use the proper 
quoting directly) is also to separate model from the underling structure.

Usually I'm dealing with table names like 
t_ABCD_Alpha_Blocking_Common_Dolls and fields like 
ABCD_CreationDateForTicket (very enteprisey.... ^_^''') ... until rname my 
code was full of

db(db.t_ABCD_Alpha_Blocking_Common_Dolls.ABCD_CreationDateForTicket > 
request.now).select(db.t_ABCD_Alpha_Blocking_Common_Dolls.ALL)


that eventually turned up to be

tb = db.t_ABCD_Alpha_Blocking_Common_Dolls
db(tb.ABCD_CreationDateForTicket > request.now ).select(tb.ALL)



but it was a vibe-killer.

Now I can

db.define_table('ABCD',
Field('CreateDate', rname='"ABCD_CreationDateForTicket"'),
rname='"t_ABCD_Alpha_Blocking_Common_Dolls"')


and use 

db(db.ABCD.CreateDate > request.now).select(db.ABCD.ALL)




On Tuesday, July 22, 2014 12:29:06 AM UTC+2, Simon Ashley wrote:
>
> Thanks Niphlod, its the latter. A question just concerning rname/ quoting 
> 101. 
> Haven't used it before, and trying baby steps to see how it works.
> (couldn't see it hitting the relevant sections of dal.py)
> A simple working example would give me a push in the right direction.
>
> While Limedrop raises interesting points which I''ll explore, its not 
> where my headspace is currently at.
>
>

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