Hi all. I'm playing with standalone ZODB at the moment trying to get a
better understanding of its use in applications. I come from a
PHP/MySQL background, and I'm taking my first steps with Python at the
same time.
One of the things I'm not understanding about ZODB is assigning
incremental IDs to objects. For instance, if I were to be writing a
support-ticket system I'd want to give each ticket a unique number,
but one that's "human-useable" (otherwise you could just use a UUID -
try giving one of those over the phone!).
Also, how would one add a new item to the db in this way?
For instance:
class Ticket(Persiste nce):
def __init__(self):
self.id = '' # How do I add a new incremental ID here?
# and later on in the app
tkt = Ticket()
dbroot[?????] = tkt
How would one assign a unique ID to the root at that point?
better understanding of its use in applications. I come from a
PHP/MySQL background, and I'm taking my first steps with Python at the
same time.
One of the things I'm not understanding about ZODB is assigning
incremental IDs to objects. For instance, if I were to be writing a
support-ticket system I'd want to give each ticket a unique number,
but one that's "human-useable" (otherwise you could just use a UUID -
try giving one of those over the phone!).
Also, how would one add a new item to the db in this way?
For instance:
class Ticket(Persiste nce):
def __init__(self):
self.id = '' # How do I add a new incremental ID here?
# and later on in the app
tkt = Ticket()
dbroot[?????] = tkt
How would one assign a unique ID to the root at that point?