I have what I think is pretty simple code, and it works up until TG
tries to handle the transaction...
I have a Servers lookup table mapped to a simple Server class. Should
only be update-able by administrative functions, but apparently TG
will write to the table every end of transaction.
Without further ado, my test code:
server = "a1"
servers = model.Server()
serverObject =
session.query(model.Server.name).filter(model.Server.name==server).first()
if serverObject != None:
return serverObject.name
else:
raise ServerNotFoundError("Unknown server: "+server)
It works fine until TG tries to close the session... u'INSERT INTO
`Servers` (translate, redirect) VALUES (%s, %s)' [None, None]
Why is TG trying to write a new object into the database? I did not
create any instances, and it's trying to write a non-existant object
and fails... gee.
Is there a "proper" way to check if an object exists without TG trying
to automatically create it for me? The SQLAlchemy documents don't
seem to give any hints in this direction.
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