On Tue, Feb 19, 2008 at 06:38:26PM +0100, Sophana wrote:
> Could you please explain the process of creating a new row instance?
SQLObject.__init__() calls ._create() that calls .set() with
sqlmeta._creating set; .set() collects the initializations values in
._SO_createValues dictionary; ._create() then calls ._SO_finishCreate()
that calls _connection.queryInsertID() to insert a new row and get back its
id; then ._SO_finishCreate() calls ._init() that selects back the inserted
row via _connection._SO_selectOne().
By some strange reason the last step sometimes fails and
_connection._SO_selectOne() doesn't return a row.
> The mysql server is multi master replicated, can this cause such a problem?
No idea.
Oleg.
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