On Nov 22, 2008, at 8:29 PM, larry wrote:
> I got an exception closing a form, induced by the recent flushValue
> mods. The bizObj had no data set and I have a validation routine
> which depends on a record existing. When the flushValue method got
> fired, it induced a problem with an sql string that it was
> building. The validation has been working fine before. I could go
> ahead and add a test for no data in my validation routine, but does
> it make sense to issue the flushValue, if there is no data set?
[snip]
> File "C:\pyproject\CropBizobj.py", line 377, in validateSpecies
> self.tmpCursor.execute(theSQL)
> File "c:\dabo\dabo\db\dCursorMixin.py", line 326, in execute
> raise dException.DBQueryException(e, sql)
Looks like you cut off the traceback just before the actual error was
shown. It's difficult to figure out what the problem is without it.
-- Ed Leafe
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