William wrote:
inserts to a variable, say x1, into a postgresql table.
However, there is an additional variable, x2 that would
have to be only entered once and would be the same for
every record for which a different x1 is entered.
it seems the dtml-in should do this.
Assign the variable x2.
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('x2',some_known_value)"
Create a list of all the x1 variables. This step could be
a sql method, if the variables already exist in a table.
dtml-in sql_to_create_x1_list
/dtml-in
Assign the value of sequence-item to variable this_x1.
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('this_x1',_['sequence-item'])"
Create a sql method to execute the inserts, and call it
from within the first sql method, called using dtml-in.
Be sure to include "arguments" this_x1, x2.
dtml-var sql_insert_this_x1_x2
So, altogether now:
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('x2',some_known_value)"
dtml-in sql_to_create_x1_list
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('this_x1',_['sequence-item'])"
dtml-var sql_insert_this_x1_x2
/dtml-in
The dtml-in statement retrieves the cursor, calling the
sql_insert for each item (sequence-item).
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