On Jan 8, 2008, at 6:15 PM, Nate Lowrie wrote:
> I have a bizobj that is a standard bizobj. Here's the code.
>
> class CustomerBizobj(dabo.biz.dBizobj):
> def afterInit(self):
> self.addFrom("customers")
> self.addField("LastName")
> self.addField("FirstName")
> self.addField("Address")
> self.addField("City")
> self.addField("State")
> self.addField("ZipCode")
> self.addField("ID")
>
> self.KeyField = "ID"
> self.NonUpdateFields=["ID"]
Looking through the code, I'm wondering if this is a capitalization
issue. The code to check for changed records looks for the value of
the PK field in the record, and if the cursor gets the field name
back as "id", and you have KeyField set to "ID", it will never find
the matching PK in the mementos.
After you run new(), can you add a line and let me know what is
printed out?
biz.new()
print biz.getDataSet(rows=1)[0].keys()
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