Yes, In fact I'm doing some like that but I was just wondering if there's some "web2py" way of doing It,
On Aug 17, 5:20 pm, mart <msenecal...@gmail.com> wrote: > Maybe store a pickled dictionary? so then when you select and load the > object, you can reference its values... > > Just a thought, > > Mart :) > > On Aug 17, 3:55 pm, apaterno <apate...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi, I'm new at web2py, and I made a few applications, so, Its time to > > go for a little more complicated work, and I'm having a problem with > > multiselect fields. > > > I'v 2 tables one table is for IPs and another table is for Hostnames. > > One IP can have more that one hostname, so, I'm using multiple=true > > for multiselect propouses. And It works really well, It stores the > > multiple hostname IDs into a text field with the format 4|6|9|1 for > > example, wich is great. but, How can I run a DB.select() for all the > > records and transform 4|6|9|1 into Its equivalent hostnames ? is there > > a way to do this with a simple (or not so) select ? Or should I run a > > subquery with an split() for each one of the rows and transform them > > back to hostnames before pass the result to the view ? > > > Thanks in advance
