On Friday, June 8, 2018 at 5:49:07 PM UTC-4, Mark Billion wrote: > > Ive checked the docs and am sure I am missing it, but can someone please > confirm or deny: If I iterate a row class attribute via another class > method, updates applied by that method will will update the underlying row > attribute? > > For example: > > __init__: > self.dbobj = db(db.foo.bar>0).select() > > def abc: > for x in self.dbobj: > x.attribute = "a" > > My question is whether the self.dbobj attribute characteristic is now set > to "a" for all records until the object is either destroyed or reupdated. >
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