> > list = [] > import datetime > currentdate = datetime.datetime.now() > for row in db(db.employee.time == currentdate).select(): > list.append(row.empdetail) >
I don't quite understand what you are doing, but one problem is that datetime.datetime.now() is the current date and time (down to the millisecond), so it isn't going to match the db.employee.time value of any records that were previously entered in the db (unless the record was inserted less than 1 millisecond in the past, which seems unlikely). Anthony
