did you remember to commit() ? On Thursday, August 4, 2016 at 9:38:23 PM UTC+2, Morganti wrote: > > Hello everybody! > > I am developing using directly to Mysql. For testing with some scripts, I > was using python interpreter and defining only tables that it was needed. > But I have a problem today, when I went to appadmin to check some data, I > lost the tables, I mean, I had 18 tables and passed to have only 2 and > these two were not being used in python interpreter. > I had similiar problems in the past but I droped the table directly in > phpmyadmin and I thought because of that I missed something between DAL and > mysql, but now, I just was using appadmin and DAL in python interpreter. > As I did in that time, I created another database in mysql trying to use > appadmin to create the tables again. It just created the same of two tables > that I said. > I turned to try to use SQLite and again, only these two tables, but I > changed nothing in the table definition. > I created another project and copied objects, I mean, model, controller, > view one by one and used Sqlite. Now, the tables where created normally. I > did not change anything in models. > I thought I had something wrong in models, but, after to create another > project and copied all objects one by one, the application became to run > normally > My intention is to use Mysql in Pythonanywhere. My afraid is to have this > problem in production environment. > > Thanks your supporting. > BR > André >
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