It must have been the files in web2py/applications//database/. I will
remember to try this if the problem occurs again.
Dropping the table might not be an option in the future...
Thanks again for your help.
I just deleted and unzipped Web2Py again. And now it works. :)
Perhaps it was my Python indentation,
or that when I manually created the table in
MySQL I used the wrong field type.
I don't really know.
Anyway, thank you for the help!
Johann Spies writes:
> Use the ticket interface to go to the line of code that caused the problem.
Maybe there is something in the controller that causes this.RegardsJohann
The ticket interface says:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "gluon/restricted.py", line 204, in restricted
Fi
Johann Spies writes:
> The error message supplies the answer: "Duplicate column name
> 'nyckel'You cannot have two fields in the same table with the same
name.RegardsJohann
I can't see that I have duplicate column names in the statement:
db.define_table('testdata',Field('idtestdata'),Field('nyc
But when accessing the app I get an error ticket:
Ticket ID
127.0.0.1.2011-12-21.11-11-59.27d5caca-b9cf-4f73-b3e7-4a7a61318e19
(1060, u"Duplicate column
name
'nyckel'")
Shouldn't define_table create or just use the table which is already present in
the database?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Regards,
Axel
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