Thanks Niphold and Anthony taking away the "id" field inside the table
definition brought update_record back to life :)
Love the fast responses you guys give in this group. :D
On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 4:01:44 PM UTC-6, LaDarrius Stewart wrote:
>
> db.define_table('Participant',
> Field('Id' , 'integer'),
> Field('FirstName' , 'text'),
> Field('LastName' , 'text'),
> Field('CardNumber' , 'text'),db.define_table('Participant',
> Field('Id' , 'integer'),
> Field('FirstName' , 'text'),
> Field('LastName' , 'text'),
> Field('CardNumber' , 'text'),
> Field('SocialSecurityNumber' , 'text'),
> Field('IsActive'),
> Field('Accelerated'),
> Field('Consent'),
> Field('FiftyPercentApprentice'),
> Field('IsApprentice'),
> Field('IsUnemployed'),
> Field('Lock'),
> Field('SocialSecurityNumber'),
> Field('IsActive'),
> Field('NonCompliant' , 'integer'),
> Field('Member_Local', 'reference Locals'),
> Field('Contractor_Member'),
> Field('Participant_ContactType'),
> primarykey=['Id'],
> migrate=False)
>
>
> db((db.Participant.CardNumber==form3.vars.unionid3) & \
> (db.Participant.IsUnemployed=='False') & \
> (db.Participant.Consent=='True')).select(db.Participant.ALL,
> cacheable=False).first().update_record(NonCompliant=False)
>
> I attempt to update record here yet I keep getting Row has no attribute
> 'update_record'
> I know by default cacheable is false but I set it there anyway to make
> sure i wasnt crazy it wont take it no matter what i do.
>
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