[SQLObject] Odd __connection__ problem

[Bruno T. <bt...@as...>]

Hi there

    I'm going through an odd problem while getting connected to a
    databse within a class context.

    My code has the usual call:

        __connection__ =3D PostgresConnection(...

    the call is made in the module context and then every class that
    inherits SQLObject within the module has access to the connection
    and is able to query the database. This is for the development
    environment.

    In the production environment this isn't working. Although
    __connection__ is a valid database connection, objects created from
    that module classes cannot access the database. If I replace
    the call to __connection__ in the module context to a call like:

        _connection =3D PostgresConnection(...

    in the class __init__ method, then it works fine.

    I guess this is due to some mismatch between the configuration of
    the two environments, so far I have checked for python version
    (running 2.2.1 in both) and SQLObject version (both match, CVS
    latest) and I couldn't find anything.

    Can anyone point me a possible reason for this to happen? Where else
    to look for the problem?

    Thank you,

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 Bruno Trevisan

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