hello there friends, i have a weird sort order i am trying to pull off, it works, but pipes a lot of junk to my terminal, and makes it hard to find debugging lines that i have in my stuff ( every minute this can happen a few hundred times )
here is the query sql = "select `id` from `sites` where `group_id` = '16' order by cast(`site_name` as unsigned), `site_name` " store.execute(sql) here is what i get: /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/storm-0.9-py2.4.egg/storm/database.py:120: Warning: Truncated incorrect INTEGER value: '6W' /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/storm-0.9-py2.4.egg/storm/database.py:120: Warning: Truncated incorrect INTEGER value: '1B' now, it still works. I am able to use the objects that i have selected, even though mysql doesn't like how i have sorted them. Also, i know this is not a storm issue, because i was getting the same thing with just the python-mysqldb module. However, i would like it a lot if i could suppress these messages from going to my terminal. any tips would be appreciated. thanks shawn
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