> That isn't what I suggested, and it doesn't look like correct Storm
> usage (ReferenceSets should be created at the class scope rather than
> once per instance). Didn't changing "self.id = oper.id" to "self.oper
> = oper" work?
Once SOLVED now.
LOL :)
Sorry for misunderstanding. I tried that, but I've got an "WrongStoreError":
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#2>", line 1, in <module>
financial.add(ses)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/storm/store.py", line 249, in add
raise WrongStoreError("%s is part of another store" % repr(obj))
WrongStoreError: <share.models.financial.tables.Session object at
0xa59024c> is part of another store
So now I tried to use "ReferenceSet" (instead of "Reference") in class
scope and then added "self.oper = oper" and it worked. Here is the
code:
<code>
class Session(object):
__storm_table__ = "financial.session"
id = RawStr(primary=True)
initial = Float()
# Refs
oper = ReferenceSet(id, Oper.id)
def __init__(self, root, operator, initial, date_time=None,
add_oper=True):
self.oper = Oper(root, operator, date_time, add_oper)
self.id = self.oper.id
self.initial = initial
</code>
Register that if I dont use "self.id = self.oper.id" I get and
"IntegrityError" for using NULL value for id column.
So, thank you again.
Eduardo Willians
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