[web2py] Re: caching variable data sample

[Pierre]

thanks Anthony...

looks like the cache select puzzle is now complete. :  )


however we still have a 'serious productivity lag here in Bangladesh'...


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[web2py] Re: Select defined with variable

[Mirek Zvolský]

Probably:
db(db.table.id == 1).select(*selects).first()
which in Python will unpack the parameters from an iterable (tuple here).

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Dne úterý 19. září 2017 11:39:14 UTC+2 Simona Chovancová napsal(a):
>
> I need to make a select like this:
>
> *db(db.table.id  == 1).select(db.table.name 
> , db.table.date).first()*
>
> but what attributes need to be selected always change so I'd need 
> something like this:
>
> *selects = (db.table.name , db.table.date, ..)*
> *db(db.table.id  == 1).select(selects).first()*
>
> But this does not work, how do I determine what to select with a variable, 
> if possible? Thanks.
>

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[web2py] Select defined with variable

[Simona Chovancová]

I need to make a select like this:

*db(db.table.id == 1).select(db.table.name, db.table.date).first()*

but what attributes need to be selected always change so I'd need something 
like this:

*selects = (db.table.name, db.table.date, ..)*
*db(db.table.id == 1).select(selects).first()*

But this does not work, how do I determine what to select with a variable, 
if possible? Thanks.

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[web2py] Re: the way to return json

[Anthony]

On Monday, September 18, 2017 at 9:59:32 PM UTC-4, 黄祥 wrote:
>
> a, i c, not tested on that yet, will do, btw,
> forgot to add service.json() not sure about the difference or performance 
> compare with json/simplejson, as_json(), response.json(), restful
>

Again, ultimately, it just calls response.json.

Anthony

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