I am currently using *Version 2.14.6-stable* and this issue still exists.
*Steps to reproduce the issue*
If "|1|2|" is passed in a list:reference field , a dictionary key error
shows up in *web2py/gluon/packages/dal/pydal/objects.py*
*Cause*
A line in import_from_csv_file method is causing this
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I want to write a query in web2py. The purpose of this query is to return
all users that belong to a user group specified in the query. The
additional data I want with each user is his organization (if any),
managing_countries (if any), and shops (if any). Note that a user might
*either*
I'll definitely keep these tips in mind. Thank you ppl.
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I understand your point now. But if controllers are accessing the DAL then
what goes in the models and modules? The modules will have the BO (later),
what else?
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This is partial code. After fetching the data I convert the rows to a list
of objects and return it to the controller.
What is a better way to access DAL then?
I am going through the link you shared earlier.
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You are right, that code was wrong. It was just to give an idea of fetching
a user based on id or first name, if either is provided. Here is a better
version to explain how I write queries without using SP.
def get_user(id=None, first_name=None):
data = None
if id and not first_name:
data =
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Thanks but I'm not using stored procedures. I have DAL queries in which the
where clause is manipulated via method parameters. So the code would look
something like this,
def get_user(id=None, first_name=None):
return db((db.auth_user.id == id) & (db.auth_user.first_name ==
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Thanks for your input on this. Perhaps I didn't explain the structure very
well. I do have controllers and they have the same as some of the BOs. But
not every BO has its own controller. There are some BOs that only
communicate with BOs and not with controllers. Also, the
Thanks for your input on this. Perhaps I didn't explain the structure very
well. I do have controllers and they have the same as some of the BOs. But
not every BO has its own controller. There are some BOs that only
communicate with BOs and not with controllers. Also, the controllers have
the
Thanks for your input on this. Perhaps I didn't explain the structure very
well. I do have controllers and they have the same as some of the BOs. But
not every BO has its own controller. There are some BOs that only
communicate with BOs and not with controllers. Also, the controllers have
the
It would be easier to understand and solve your problem if you share the
code.
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Hi,
I need some help from experienced web2py developers and creators. I am
creating a new application and would like to know what a good architecture
for a web2py application looks like. Here is the architecture diagram of
the past web2py projects I have worked on.
from datetime import datetime
datetime1 = "2016-04-19 01:25:09.9090"
datetime1 = datetime.strptime(datetime1, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f") # Converts
string to datetime object
datetime2 = "2016-04-19 01:25:09.8765"
datetime2 = datetime.strptime(datetime2, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f") # Converts
Field('username', unique=True)
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I tried that but it did not work. I added the function to
modules/common.py. Then I used import common and called the function using
common.int_or_None(x). After doing this I ran my pytests but they failed on
the import statement. This is the error I got:
'thread._local' object has no attribute
I want to use this function in multiple module files. Copying it over to
each one of those files does not seem like a good idea. Is there some other
approach to tackle this cleanly?
On Monday, April 18, 2016 at 3:13:37 PM UTC+5, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> This could be done, but it's a bad idea,
There is a function in models/utils.py called int_or_None. I'd like to be
able to use this functions in modules. Is there a way to do this? If not,
where would be the best place to keep this int_or_None function in order to
make it accessible to the entire application? Thanks.
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Here is some more info on this. The datetime module does not return the
correct time if the timezone is changed, unless the Python instance is
restarted.
http://bugs.python.org/issue17627
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Yes, that's exactly what happened. I did not restart web2py after changing
the timezone and I don't want to do that too. I want the correct time
dynamically, without having to restart the server.
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No, it doesn't. 6:00 PM + 7 hrs = 1:00 AM (of next day).
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Pacific Time (US & Canada (UTC -08:00) is the selected timezone. When it's
6:00 PM in LA, its 1:00 AM (of the next day) UTC. There's a 7 hour
difference between LA and UTC (since DayLight Saving is active right now).
Hence, the results quoted are correct.
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I start the web2py server using this command
python web2py.py
The I go to localhost:8000/app_name
I haven't set any timezone value in the environment variable, so I guess it
should be default. However, I have set the system time and timezone from
the bottom right clock.
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I am in Asia/Karachi timezone and am testing my application for US/Pacific
timezone. Here is the scenario:
The *system time* that I've set is,
2016-03-24 18:02:58
and the timezone is US/Pacific
When I use the *Python interpreter* to print the datetime, I get
>>> print
Thanks.
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Thanks, it worked!
Had to change idx to ids though.
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I have a list,
ids = [2, 3, 1, 4]
When I use this list in a query, like this:
db(db.test.id.belongs(ids)).select()
I get results sorted by id, like (1, 2, 3, 4), but what I want is the exact
order that I sent i-e (2, 3, 1, 4)
Is there any way to achieve this easily in web2py?
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Please elaborate on how I can do this manually. Thanks.
On Thursday, January 7, 2016 at 7:26:15 PM UTC+5, Anthony wrote:
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> auth.user_groups is stored in the user's session. If you (as an admin)
> make a change in the database, that will not affect the session of another
> user (which is
I've already tried this, but it didn't work.
I get this error. type object
'datetime.datetime' has no attribute 'timedelta'
On Friday, November 20, 2015 at 1:00:07 PM UTC+5, Annet wrote:
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> It should be:
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> datetime.timedelta(hours=1)
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> So:
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> db(db.myTable.id == 1).update(start =
I need some help with a DAL query. I'm trying to update records, but my
query contains joins.
*tournament Table*
| id | start | end |
*match Table*
| id | tournamentID | home_team | away_team | start | end |
db( ((db.tournament.start >= '2015-01-01 00:00:00') & (db.tournament.end <=
I have a table that I have created (in models) using
db.define_table('myTable',
Field('start', type='datetime', requires=NE)
)
I have some records in this table, in this format: '2015-12-31 00:00:00' (this
is on id = 1)
I want to run a query that will add one
I have a web2py application that uses PostgreSQL and is running on 3
servers. We'll call them QA, Stage and Prod. Whenever I make some schema
changes in my application, my deployment pipeline stops working. The
deployment pipeline works this way; updated code is pushed to the QA
server, this
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