Can you show the results from the query
>
> SHOW COLUMNS FROM ps_message_readed
> ?
>
> I suspect column names are in uppercase there, and fromDatabase
> machinery has problems finding the id column. Because of the column
> 'id_message' is used twice - once from id and once from the list of
> columns.
I have a function for something like this:
def printColumnNames(aTable):
print "col.origName", "\t", "col.dbName"
for col in aTable.sqlmeta.columnList:
print col.origName, "\t", col.dbName
col.origName col.dbName
idMessage id_message
idEmployee id_employee
dateAdd date_add
Is that what you mean?
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