Re: [SQLObject] sqlobject - python question/issue

[bruce <bed...@ea...>]

Hi Petr..

Thanks for the replies..

In my case, the ID is used to store a generated uuid, as a completely =
unique string. The overall process, is that I have multiple systems, and =
they each run a local process, with a local db/tbl structure.. I then =
reconcile all the processes on a centralized mysql db process at a later =
time..=20

My process enforces that the ID is essentually unique across all my =
systems. I don't want to change this approach. Nor do I simply want to =
have an ID that's an int, simply to use SQLObject...

So.. my goal is to be able to use sqlobject to interface with the =
existing mysql db/tbl, and to be able to modify/handle an id that's a =
string...

thanks!!!


I don't want to=20
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From: pet...@gm... [mailto:pet...@gm...]On =
Behalf Of Petr Jake=C5=A1
Sent: Sunday, December 30, 2007 1:06 PM
To: bruce
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Subject: Re: [SQLObject] sqlobject - python question/issue


One more thing.=20
If it is possible I strongly recommend to use ID which has "no meaning" =
and the best choice is an integer of course!!! (Try to find somes =
articles about IDs etc. on the web)

So using automaticaly generated IDs (it does not matter if it is =
generated by your code or by SQLobject) is highly recommended.=20

Petr