My customer is getting this traceback while upgrading to the new version I
released
yesterday, based on Dabo r6097 and Python 2.6.5:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 2, in <module>
File "sbs_studio.pyo", line 96, in main
File "App.pyo", line 1151, in openDatabase
File "App.pyo", line 1199, in applyDbUpdates
File "App.pyo", line 1190, in doUpdate
File "db\updates\base.pyo", line 27, in process
File "db\updates\u0009.pyo", line 38, in do_process
File "dabo\biz\dBizobj.pyo", line 1837, in moveToRowNumber
File "dabo\biz\dBizobj.pyo", line 2365, in _setRowNumber
File "dabo\biz\dBizobj.pyo", line 1529, in requeryAllChildren
File "dabo\biz\dBizobj.pyo", line 988, in requery
File "dabo\db\dCursorMixin.pyo", line 460, in requery
File "dabo\db\dCursorMixin.pyo", line 377, in execute
<type 'exceptions.UnicodeDecodeError'>: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xbd in
position 85: ordinal not in range(128)
Here's the relevant code in dCursorMixin (the error itself is raised on line
377):
369 try:
370 _records = self.fetchall()
371 except Exception, e:
372 _records = dabo.db.dDataSet()
373 # Database errors need to be decoded from database encoding.
374 try:
375 errMsg = ustr(e).decode(self.Encoding)
376 except UnicodeError:
377 errMsg = unicode(e)
378 dabo.log.error("Error fetching records: %s" % errMsg)
I'm not boned-up enough on unicode encoding/decoding issues to know what to do.
Other
customers have upgraded just fine. This one customer is using the software in
an
unsupported way (putting the sqlite database on a network share and pointing
multiple
concurrent clients to it), so perhaps he's exposing something that wouldn't
normally
occur, but it could also be that we need to explicitly specify an encoding to
the
unicode(e) call...
Paul
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