Hello,
I just found a way to avoid _before_insert and _before_update callbacks and
implement at the form level the unique constraint apply at backend level
over 2 fields like so :
ALTER TABLE table_name
ADD CONSTRAINT unique_f1_and_f2
UNIQUE (f1, f2);
What works for me in my picilar use case is to use IS_NOT_IN_DB() with set
like this :
fields_combination_set = db(db.table_name.f2 == request.vars.fk_id)
db.table_name.f1.requires = IS_NOT_IN_DB(fields_combination_set,
'table_name.f1')
My f2 field is a foreign key and I get the value from another form that
redirect on the form where the IS_NOT_IN_DB() validators will be used...
What I want to acheive is avoid combination of multiples revision number
for a given parent record... So my f1 field is a revision number and my f2
is the parent record id for which the revision number applies.
Hope it could help some and if I need that again in the future I may found
this email quickly...
:)
Richard
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