Yeah, sorry I forgot to write that you need session.flush() after
session.add(). The error is raised on flush.
.oO V Oo.
On 10/27/2011 03:49 PM, Mark Erbaugh wrote:
Vlad,
Thanks for the reply. That's the way I was leaning. I just wondered if
there was a better place to catch the exception within the Pyramid
framework. Handlingly it locally in the page processing code makes the
most sense as that's where the best knowledge of how to handle it exists.
In my code, it seems like the IntegrityError is actually raised by a
call to transaction.commit(), not the call to session.add(). Does your
code have some sort of automatic commit going on?
Thanks again,
Mark
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