Thanks for your responses. I certainly want to take advantage of
SQLFORM.grid etc. and I don't mind defining tables. However, I am getting
errors.
Initially, I was getting the error previously mentioned, i.e. <class
'cx_Oracle.DatabaseError'> ORA-00904: "Table1"."ID": invalid identifier.
Using the link for legacy DB provided by Anthony, I added key field using
Field('....', 'id'), but now I am getting this error: <type
'exceptions.ValueError'> invalid literal for long() with base 10:'..'
What am I doing wrong?
I have a few questions that might help me in this-
1) When they say "legacy DB" do they mean all database created outside of
web2py?
2) Do I need to define ALL the fields available in the real Table or can I
get away with defining just the fields that I am interested in?
3) Do I need to specify "type" for each field to match real field
type? What if there is no one to one mapping available?
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