Some times you just have to laugh!
I have totally screwed things up (I have a backup but was hoping not to use
it)
I dropped the invoice table and started getting this...
table invoice already exists
on investigation the error, I discovered I had not included a db.commit()
after the drop
Fou
On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 10:00:05 PM UTC-7, Peter wrote:
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> Thanks for the response Dave,
>
> I haven't got the hang of this editor yet so I hope this doesn't appear as
> a total mess...
>
> My view code...
>
> {{ line=0 }}
> {{=inv_lines }}
> {
Thanks for the response Dave,
I haven't got the hang of this editor yet so I hope this doesn't appear as
a total mess...
My view code...
{{ line=0 }}
{{=inv_lines }}
{{ for item in inv_lines: }}
{{ line+=1}}
{{ =line
On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 6:52:01 PM UTC-7, Dave S wrote:
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Python dictionaries do not guarantee any particular ordering. Python lists
> do, and the DAL Rows object is a special subclass of a list,
> and your inv_list should have the ordering that your query gave it, and
>
See below:
On Wednesday, September 7, 2016 at 5:30:49 PM UTC-7, Peter wrote:
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> My first question and I hope it's not a dumb one!
>
> My controller retrieves a number of rows from a table and I use *orderby=
> 'start_time' *to sort the list into date order.
> I can see this produces the desired
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