Reputation: 1432
I have a problem which probably is a result of me not understanding how GQL works (this is my first day with it). I'm working on Google AppEngine (locally now) using google.appengine.ext.db data storage.
I'm simply creating a user with certain ID and then trying to retrieve it by filtering to include records with this ID only. When I try this, it returns nothing, but when I get all, iterate and compare the IDs one by one, it finds the record. There is certainly some stupid error here I'm not seeing. Here is the code:
def datastore_key():
return db.Key.from_path('MyUsers', 'all')
class MyUser(db.Model):
my_id = db.TextProperty()
[...]
user = MyUser(parent=datastore_key())
user.my_id = "7wjew1"
user.put()
users = MyUser.all()
users.ancestor(datastore_key())
users.filter("my_id = ", "7wjew1") # WTF - why isn't this working???
print users[0] # is None, users list is empty
# now, let's get all users
users = MyUser.all()
users.ancestor(datastore_key())
# and iterate through the list to check for ids
for user in users:
if user.linkedin_id == user_id:
print "ids are the same"
# surprise, it prints the "ids are the same" - wtf?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 143
Reputation: 1432
OK I guess it's sometimes good to write a question so that you come up with an answer yourself right away. I changed TextProperty
to StringProperty
and it worked :)
Upvotes: 1