Is this a field to update the date when an entry is updated/inserted?
Can you post your code?
On Dec 15, 5:00 am, Daniel Aguayo Catalán daniel.agu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
i have a fieldtype 'date' in a table that I cannot create from using
request.now.date() in the db.table.update_or_insert
datepart,timepart=val.split( )ValueError:need more than1value to unpack
It looks like convert_timestamp() in pysqlite2.dbapi2 is expecting a
date+time object and receives a date, isn't it?
Alan Etkin escribió:
datepart,timepart=val.split( )ValueError:need more than1value to unpack
It looks like convert_timestamp() in pysqlite2.dbapi2 is expecting a
date+time object and receives a date, isn't it?
Hi, I forgot to say that the problem exists even if I try to insert a
request.now
request.date.now() works well in my system (Python 2.6.5, web2py
1.99.3, Linux)
Would you post part of the model and controller to see what it does?
On 14 dic, 19:43, Daniel Aguayo Catalán daniel.agu...@gmail.com
wrote:
Alan Etkin escribi : datepart,timepart=val.split( )ValueError:need more
Daniel Aguayo Catalán escribió:
Alan Etkin escribió:
datepart,timepart=val.split( )ValueError:need more than1value to
unpack
It looks like convert_timestamp() in pysqlite2.dbapi2 is expecting a
date+time object and receives a date, isn't it?
Hi, I forgot to say that the problem exists even if
Alan Etkin escribió:
request.date.now() works well in my system (Python 2.6.5, web2py
1.99.3, Linux)
I think you mean request.now.date() (request.date doesn't exist in my
system, web2py 1.99.3 with python 2.7.2 on gnu/linux too)
Would you post part of the model and controller to see what it
I think you mean request.now.date() (request.date doesn't exist in my
Right
dbi('historia',
...
Field('fecha', 'string')
)
That should be a 'date' field for web2py to handle date information
properly.
date = str(datetime.datetime.now()) #NO error1, but doesn't update
I
Alan Etkin escribió:
dbi('historia',
...
Field('fecha', 'string')
)
That should be a 'date' field for web2py to handle date information
properly.
I changed that later. I was using the 'date' type originally when the
issue came up.
date = str(datetime.datetime.now()) #NO
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