Hello Niphlod,
my initial information was not correct. In the shell I tried
db.executesql('SELECT * FROM tl;') and this work but if I do things
=db(db.tl.id>0).select() than that's it. The prompt doesn't return and I
have to kill the shell.
Op 15-04-13 14:47, Niphlod schreef:
any chance in changing the tablename (that I'm assuming is not "t1" in
the reality) fixes the problem ?
What happens in the shell when you do db(db.t1.id > 0).select() and
what when you do db(db.t1.id != '').select()
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