Thanks for the answer, it helped me,
but you missed what I really wanted.
I don't want to call SQL queries by query string, what I want is to
use Z SQL Methods, but I need to identify them by their name as string, because
in this project we have many complicated queries with parameters.
But
On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, Philipp Auersperg wrote:
Interesting fact:
When retrieving the method object with "m=self.dbTest" and then with
"m1=self.__dict__['dbTest']"
"print m,m1" show the same string but "m==m1" results to false!
What am I doing wrong? There seems something mixed up with
+---[ Philipp Auersperg ]--
| Thanks for the answer, it helped me,
| but you missed what I really wanted.
Sorry. d8)
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+---[ Philipp Auersperg ]--
|
| What I want to do is calling a SQL method given its
| name as string, so I first have to get the method out of
| the self.__dict__ and then call it. I need that for calling
| the SQL methods dynamically for example out of an URL
| string.
