On Thu, Nov 23, 2023 at 11:50 AM Oberdan Santos wrote:
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> You should note in the subject statement that in addition to the query, I
> have the problem of the result being published on another page.
> query page code
> # templates/pac_recepx.jinja2
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> Consultar
Well, to be honest, it's not a question about Pyramid, it's a question
about an absolutely basic pattern in web programming. I was doing that with
Perl CGI scripts 25 years ago, when Python was still in infancy, and
Pyramid didn't exist.
The problem is actually very simple : you use *one* view,
You should note in the subject statement that in addition to the query, I
have the problem of the result being published on another page.
query page code
# templates/pac_recepx.jinja2
Consultar cadastro do
paciente
http://localhost:6543/queryx;
Hi Mike,
.filter() and .filter_by() are still both valid in SQLAlchemy 2.x. I think
.filter() is a synonym of .where().
Note : what is deprecated, but still available, is the "query syntax". I
even think it's no longer documented. Recommended syntaxes are here:
On Thu, Nov 23, 2023 at 7:03 AM Oberdan Santos wrote:
> O codigo no formato acima não executou, apresentou erro, mas foi de grande
> valia, muito obrigado). Fiz uma pequena alteração e deu certo.
> Funcionou assim:
> cpf = request.params["cpf"]
>rows =
The simplest way is:
```
cpf = request.params["cpf"]
rows = request.dbsession.query(Paciente).filter(cpf=cpf),all()
```
O codigo no formato acima não executou, apresentou erro, mas foi de grande
valia, muito obrigado). Fiz uma pequena alteração e deu certo.
Funcionou assim:
cpf =
