Are you inserting values into the database from within the python /
ipython console? If so, perform a db.commit() after the update.
If you are inserting values into the db, while running within the web
application, then it will be good to see the code that you use to do
this. The db.commit() is automatically performed, when running within
the web context.
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Kiran Subbaraman
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On Thu, 07-07-2016 4:23 PM, parulshar...@gmail.com wrote:
whenever we are updating values in a database, we encounter previous
values instead of getting updated values.. why is it happing??
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