Thanks! It's work :)
On 23 мар, 00:51, Anthony <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tuesday, March 22, 2011 3:28:20 PM UTC-4, LightOfMooN wrote: > > > I have table with too much cols. > > So, is there a way to pass variable names and values in the insert() > > or update() methods like this? > > > options_house = > > db(db.company_houses_options.company_id==company.id).select().first() > > if request.vars.edit_options_house: > > houses_options={} > > for column_name in houses_columns: > > if request.vars.get(column_name, None): > > houses_options[column_name]=True > > else: > > houses_options[column_name]=False > > options_house.update_record(houses_options) > > > where houses_columns is a list of columns names like > > ['street','house','block','buildyear',...] > > In Python, I think you can pass a dict preceded by ** to a function and the > dict will be separated into a set of keyword args. So, you would do: > > options_house.update_record(**house_options) > > I think that would work. > > Anthony
