def saveData():
insertID = db.mytable.insert(
field1= request.vars.field1,
field2 = request.vars.field2
)
return str(insertID) ### must return a string not a Reference object.
On Tuesday, 21 May 2013 07:44:11 UTC-5, software.ted wrote:
>
> I have this unusual behavior, this code adds data to the server quiet ok
> but returns "Server Error" am expecting an integer
>
> *#Controller*
> *
> *
> def saveData():
> insertID = db.mytable.insert(
> field1= request.vars.field1,
> field2 = request.vars.field2
> )
> return insertID
>
> Data gets saved quiet well, but the insertID displays "Server Error" I was
> thinking it returns an ID
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