I've spent the last few hours tackling a confusing problem in
SQLObject, and thought I might post the experience to help other
TurboGear people.
I have a table, which has a column named 'dirty' of type Boolean.
Something was mysteriously setting this bit to false. I hunted though
all my code, and could not find any code which was generating the
update statement:
UPDATE xxx SET dirty = ('f') WHERE id = (XXX)
As it turns out, one cannot use a field named 'dirty' in SQLObject
classes, as it is an internal attribute used by SQLObject. Everytime
SQLObject sets this attribute, (which was now a property) it triggered
a SQL update operation.
I renamed the field, and the problem went away.
-Sw
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