John Salerno wrote:
> Hopefully this is enough code to reveal the problem. When I run the
> program, there are no error messages produced, it's just that the values
> I enter don't seem to get put into the database, even though the query
> seems to be ok.
>
>
> def OnSaveRecord(self, event):
> textfield_values = []
> for tab in self.notebook.GetCurrentPage().GetChildren():
> for table in self.get_textfield_ids():
> table_values = []
> for textfield_id in table:
> table_values.append(xrc.XRCCTRL(tab,
> textfield_id).GetValue())
> textfield_values.append(table_values)
> res_id = self.create_id(textfield_values[0][0],
> textfield_values[0][2])
> for table in textfield_values:
> table.insert(0, res_id)
> self.save_to_database(textfield_values)
>
> def save_to_database(self, data):
> # doesn't work?
> self.connection.execute("""INSERT INTO Personal VALUES
> (?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)""", tuple(data[0]))
Have you tried adding a self.connection.commit() to the code? I don't
know whether sqlite is transactional, but if it is then the changes will
disappear without a commit.
regards
Steve
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