This
db.define_table(Field('uuid','id',default=uuid.uuid4()),....,
does not work because 'id' is expected to be integer.
I think you would have to use keyed tables
db.define_table(Field('uuid',default=uuid.uuid4()),....,
primary_key=['uuid'])
not all backends support this yet. I am not sure how well it works.
Another option could be to use a function that makes a int uuid but
one may run into size issues.
Massimo
On Apr 30, 4:12 pm, Brian M <bmere...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is there anyway to use the DAL with a database that used UUIDs as the
> primary key in a few tables? The setup below just gives errors
> because registered_user.UserId (the id field) isn't an integer as
> expected (ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:
> '6BBC2607-1B6A-4C8A-BBD4-8566754CFA20')
>
> #Table: registered_user
> #Stores user profiles
> #Yeah I know this isn't web2py's Auth table - I'm integrating with
> a .NET app.
> db.define_table("registered_user",
> Field("UserId","id", length=64, default=uuid.uuid4()),
> Field("first_name", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("last_name", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("street", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("city", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("state", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("zip", "string", notnull=True),
> Field("lastUpdatedDate", "datetime", default=datetime.now(),
> notnull=False),
> migrate = do_migration
> )
>
> #Table: group_leader
> #Stores the leader(s) of each group
> db.define_table("group_leader",
> Field("group_leader_id", "id"),
> Field("group_id",db.volunteer_group),
> Field("UserId",db.registered_user),
> migrate = do_migration
> )
>
> Thanks in advance.
> ~Brian
