Anthony <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > ... and the link from the Simple Examples which says "You can find
> > more examples of the web2py Database Abstraction Layer here" doesn't
> > take you to any more examples, or none that I could see.
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> It takes you to an entire chapter of the book on the Database Abstraction
> Layer -- with *lots* of examples.
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Yes, I followed it to the book but couldn't see any examples there.
Let me try again.... No, sorry, I can't see any. I mean I don't
really count things like the following as examples:-
You can also use explicit quoting of SQL entities at DAL level. It
works transparently so you can use the same names in python and in the
DB schema.
ignore_field_case = Trueentity_quoting = True
Here is an example:
db = DAL('postgres://...', ...,ignore_field_case=False,
entity_quoting=True)
db.define_table('table1', Field('column'), Field('COLUMN'))
print db(db.table1.COLUMN != db.table1.column).select()
I mean, that's just a code snippet to illustrate a point. What I was
hoping for was complete chunks of code that I could load/install and
see the result as a web page.
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