Jim Steil wrote:
Oleg Broytmann wrote:
On Mon, May 12, 2008 at 12:58:37PM -0500, Jim Steil wrote:
Is there an easy way to log CRUD changes to a table? I know that I
could do it by overriding all of the update methods
Or setup listeners for signals. SQLObject send signals almost on every
action, and even allow the listeners to setup callbacks to be called after
the action. See http://sqlobject.org/SQLObject.html#events-signals
Oleg.
Thanks Oleg, I saw that too, but was confused by it. I took a look at
the code and I think I understand it now.
Thanks
-Jim
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Ok, I've gotten my events to work, but now have another newb question
that I can't seem to find the answer to. In the update listener I get
the kwargs sent in to find which columns have been changed. I can
reference them as a dictionary. I want to compare the fields sent in to
see if they've changed and to get the previous value of them, but cannot
find how to reference the specific column using a variable. What I'd
like to do is the following:
def updateListener(currentValues, newValues):
for columnName in newValues:
newValue = newValues[columnName]
currentValue = currentValues[columnName] ----- This is what
doesn't work
# log changes here
The currentValues[columnName] doesn't work. How can I get the old value
of the changed column?
I'm guessing there is something really obvious that I'm just not
grasping this morning. Obviously, I could test all values explicitly,
but I'd really rather not do that, and keep this listener really generic.
-Jim
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