On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 09:38, Frederik Vaassen
wrote:
>
> Brand new. I even had to install mysql (as well as SQLObject and
> mysql-python) since I'd never used it before :) I tried dropping and
> re-creating the database, but that doesn't seem to have helped.
I'm really puzzled... :-)
I'm unable to reproduce it.
Is it possible that you have a package of python-imdbpy installed
by your distribution? (if it's so, try removing it and using the version
from the repository).
Maybe you can look at how the table was created.
>From the command line:
mysql -u USERNAME -p imdb
and then:
DESC aka_title;
You should see a 'md5sum' field...
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