Nevermind - problems solved
It was:
lookup_variables = {
'timestamp__year' : d.year,
'timestamp__month' : d.month,
'timestamp__day' : d.day,
}
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Thanks, Russ.
Apologies for posting on the wrong list. I'll post a thread there
instead, as I'm having some problems with implementing this.
Thanks, Tom
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On 3/13/06, tomass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Which is clunky but works okay, but what about if I have three other ifstatements for other variables? Do I nest those in, or is there someway to create a list or dictionary that holds all my lookup variables
(let's call it lookup_variables) and then I
Hi Folks,
Is it possible to have dynamic db api lookups? In other words, I want
to be able to generate a get_list statement conditionally based on some
user options. For example:
Here's what I'm currently doing:
if status:
object_list = logs.get_list(
times
