Re: I'm very confused.

Please attach a snippet of your python script and lets see what are
you doing there.
That might make things easy.
Jas

On 1/17/07, Brant Fitzsimmons <brant(at)bfcomputerconsulting(dot)com> wrote:
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> Hi there,
>
> I think that this may be my first post to this list so be gentle.
>
> I'm having a very strange problem (to me) and I hope that someone can
> shed some light on what I'm not seeing.
>
> I created a database and table from the command line using: sudo su
> postgres createdb test
>
> That worked fine and created the stated table.
>
> I then logged in using: sudo su postgres psql test
>
> Again, that worked fine.
>
> I created a table from the prompt using: create table users (userID
> serial, userName varchar(32), firstName varchar(32), lastName
> varchar(64), email varchar(128));
>
> The table was successfully created. So good so far. Don't mind the
> values of the varchar's; this is purely for testing.
>
> I then added a primary key to the table using: alter table users add
> primary key (userId);
>
> Again, it worked.
>
> Here's where it starts to get weird.
>
> I inserted data into the table using: insert into users (username,
> firstName, lastName, email) values ('bfitzsimmons', 'Brant',
> 'Fitzsimmons', 'brant(at)bfcomputerconsulting(dot)com');
>
> It went in properly and I was able to select the inserted data without
> any problems (select * from users;).
>
> I then wrote a python script to insert and select data from the
> table. The script is able to insert and retrieve data without any
> problems...*but*...from the console I can't retrieve any of the
> records inserted by the script.
>
> Records that are entered at the console show up when I do a select
> with the script, but not the other way around. I have tried to the
> RTFM as much as possible, but I'm still lost as to why while accessing
> the same table I can't access the data manipulated by the script. I
> don't know if it has anything to do with tablespaces or what, but I'm
> really starting to get frustrated.
>
> I'm from a MySQL background and I'm completely stumped as to how you
> can, through a script, insert data into a database *created at the
> console* and not be able to select that data from the console. I know
> it's there taking up space on my machine, and I can select it from the
> script, but I can't manipulate it in any way outside of that.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> - --
> Brant Fitzsimmons
> brant(at)bfcomputerconsulting(dot)com
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> man that dares to tell the truth is called at once a lunatic and
> a fool."
> -Plato
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