Hi there,
I can not use ZODBCDA with an SQL-statement from a ZSQL object that contains
a where clause.When I do I get an error stating that 1 parameter was
required but none was provided.
I did install ZODBCDA (the newest version from the Zope-site)
And I did install Zope 5.1
I am using NT2000
I
Hello, list,
I was asked to post my solution of the upper problem to the list rather than
just eMailing it to a single person.
So, here it is:
Lars Heber wrote:
Regarding to your posting on Zope-Dev:
http://zope.nipltd.com/public/lists/dev-archive.nsf/ByKey/55836FB132FFC257
Did you
With the RH7.3 release today, the default Python2 installation is that
much more likely to be Python 2.2 (it's the base package in RH7.3),
instead of Python 2.1.
Rather than ask the FAQ of why and what parts of Zope can't handle
Python 2.2, I'll ask if there is, or suggest if there isn't, a
Compile python from source with --prefix=/your/privat/python/directory
and install it there. Then run the standard Zope installation
process with this new Python. That's it.
-aj
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Kowalczyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002
On Mon, 2002-05-06 at 16:51, Andreas Jung wrote:
Compile python from source with --prefix=/your/privat/python/directory
and install it there. Then run the standard Zope installation
process with this new Python. That's it.
I'd go one step further and suggest that you compile python with
Maybe a little Perl psychology might help us here, i.e. There is more than
one way to do it - Some are faster, some more feature rich, and (in this
case) some are TTW codeable. The only ones that are actually _wrong_ are the
ones that don't work at all.
ZClasses are one of the two things that
