If u r looking for a scenario...I have a table called WorkTracker
define like this:
class WorkTracker(db.Model):
api_key = db.StringProperty()
scriptid = db.StringProperty()
status = db.StringProperty()
trials = db.IntegerProperty()
There is a scheduled task which does its work based on scriptid and
api_key...the task processes only 1 scriptid at a time (1 scripid per
request). I am supposed to update the status of that particular record
based on how the scheduled task was executed. So how do I write the
update inside the scheduled job? Don't understand how 2 use db.get()
in this context...there is no key_name...
--deostroll
On Nov 14, 11:04 pm, deostroll <[email protected]> wrote:
> Don't understand the db.get(some_key) part...why is it possible to do
> such a call in the first place...? I mean wht is so special in the db
> model we've defined which allows us to do a db.get()...?
>
> --deostroll
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