Re: [Zope] REQUEST.set size

2000-10-17 Thread Manuel Amador (Rudd-O)


maybe you should try to put your data in a list or a dictionary.
Anyone can help with the syntax? I can't remember... =)
Paul Zwarts wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to Zope but worked for 2 years in a dev-env called Uniface
so
Im fairly up to speed on Zope quickly. But I am having a problem writing
data through a REQUEST.set that is larger than its apparent limit.
(sorry can remember the exact error i get from Zope)
What I am trying to do is collect in a field a large list of emails
that
are gathered in a dtml-in statement with a REQUEST.set('all', all +
email) nested in the loop. While appending the namespace to store the
data in PGSQL, i always get the size error which i assume is coming
from
the publisher saying that a the request can only have a byte size of
1800 bytes or so.
Im not so hot with straight SQL because Uniface had its own methods,
so
Im not sure if I can append data directly to a stored field or if I
need
to continue trying to use the REQUEST.set. After the hundreth occurence
in the IN, the namespace I use to store the appended data, so I cannot
fully make a list of 2000 occurences. Any ideas?
Sorry, no code to show what Im doing but it should be pretty easy to
understand for all you veterans out there...
TIA,
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Re: [Zope] REQUEST.set size

2000-10-10 Thread Paul Zwarts

Hi again,

Some extra info from reproducing the error again:

ValueError: PQsendQuery() -- query is too long.  Maximum length is 16382

This error comes from the traceback AFTER the method is called to store the
list in the dbms so I assume that the error is actually the DBMS field size
and NOT the request.set as I had imagined.

Then that leads to overflow tables... which I cant seem to create in PGSQL
as I know with Solid. Anyone have suggestions?

Cheers,
Paz

Paul Zwarts wrote:

 Hi all,

 I am new to Zope but worked for 2 years in a dev-env called Uniface so
 Im fairly up to speed on Zope quickly. But I am having a problem writing
 data through a REQUEST.set that is larger than its apparent limit.
 (sorry can remember the exact error i get from Zope)

 What I am trying to do is collect in a field a large list of emails that
 are gathered in a dtml-in statement with a REQUEST.set('all', all +
 email) nested in the loop. While appending the namespace to store the
 data in PGSQL, i always get the size error which i assume is coming from
 the publisher saying that a the request can only have a byte size of
 1800 bytes or so.

 Im not so hot with straight SQL because Uniface had its own methods, so
 Im not sure if I can append data directly to a stored field or if I need
 to continue trying to use the REQUEST.set. After the hundreth occurence
 in the IN, the namespace I use to store the appended data, so I cannot
 fully make a list of 2000 occurences. Any ideas?

 Sorry, no code to show what Im doing but it should be pretty easy to
 understand for all you veterans out there...

 TIA,

 --
 Paz
 Oratrix Development BV
 http://www.oratrix.com
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Re: [Zope] REQUEST.set size

2000-10-10 Thread Evan Simpson

From: Paul Zwarts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 ValueError: PQsendQuery() -- query is too long.  Maximum length is 16382

This is purely a PostgreSQL issue; Some (all? not sure.) versions of PostgreSQL have a 
hard limit on
the length of query strings.  You have to break your query into multiple smaller 
queries.

Cheers,

Evan @ digicool  4-am


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