> Michael
I appreciate your answer...
I omited in my code example was the assert False that was being used
to debug the problem, so intuitively you were right something was
wrong with the code
With the assert False though it was bringing up the debugger and I
could view the variables. Without the return statement in the function
data was not being commited to a save visable in Postgres Sql.
> from views.py
> def testit():
> from myproject.models import NewCust
> p1 = NewCust() ## Create blank instance
> p1.zipcode = '2222222' ## Load something
> p1.last_name = 'Smith'
> p1.save() ## Save it
> # assert False, p1.id
return ## NOTE: save does not commit
## without return on Postgre Sql
If anyone can explain to me why this is, it could help, I've been
using assert False to attempt to debug something that apparently does
not work
if assert False is present.
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