Hi everyone,
what would be the "cleanest" way of doing data validation for
new/updated SQLObjects? Basically, I want to apply some basic
constraints on my data fields, things like checking for minimum string
lengths, regular expression matching, and so on... and I can't (or
don't want to) do it inside my RDBMS. (Which was suggested in another
posting to this list, I believe.)
Right now, I'm seeing three possibilities, none of which I currently
have that nice and warm "that's the one!" feeling about:
- overriding _init() -- but that won't do validation when updating single fields
- overriding _set_*, but will that work when I create a new SQLObject
through .__init__()?
- setting _lazyUpdate to True and adding validation code to sync() or
syncUpdate()
Also, I just noticed SQLObject includes FormEncode, and Cols can have
a validator attribute... is that where I could apply my own
validators? (Not sure if this is a new feature since 0.6?)
Thanks!
- Hendrik
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