Just realized I added the following lines after my db.define_table
statement:
db.sometable.start_time.notnull = True
db.sometable.start_time.requires = IS_NOT_EMPTY()
I'm thinking that my assignment of IS_NOT_EMPTY() overwrote the default
IS_TIME() validator associated with time fields. Does this sound like what
the problem is? If so, how do I get around it?
On Tuesday, November 12, 2013 3:24:36 AM UTC-5, User wrote:
> I have some code that was working before but I can't quite pinpoint why
> it's not working now. In any case it's a time field in a table and when I
> insert into this field the database shows '00:00:00' in the field (by
> looking at the record in an SQLite admin tool)
>
> Field('start_time','time', default='2:00PM'),
>
> I have a form where this value is inserted along with other form values.
> The insert statement looks like:
>
> form.vars.id = db.sometable.insert(**db.sometable._filter_fields(form.
> vars))
>
>
> I have inspected form.vars in the debugger immediately before this
> statement is executed and I can see form.vars.start_time has a string value
> such as '3:00PM'. The insert statement executes with no error and the
> record is inserted in the database but the time field shows as
> 00:00:00. This further causes an error when trying to view the database
> record from web2py:
>
> ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '00PM'
>
>
> Any idea why the time is not inserting properly and how to fix it? Is the
> time string in the wrong format?
>
>
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