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R: Variable as qualifier: msg#00004

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Subject: R: Variable as qualifier

Thank you Helge for the fast response.

I apologize for the sintax error, it was only in the email.
Actually the code is correct, and it didn't work, as previosly wrote.

Meanwhile i found where is the problem.
The Python interpreter didn't recognize the variable placeholder because it's
defined into a
dictonary used directly as argument for the XML-RPC method call.

I found this solution (string concatenation):

result = server.person.fetch(
{
'qualifier':'name like "' + LastName + '"',
'sortOrderings':['name',],
}
)

It works.

Maybe a more elegant solution could be:
To define a dictionary with the fetch specs, using variable placeholders, and
use this as argument
for the XML-RPC method call.
I didn't tried it.

Thank you again and best regards,

Daniele Dal Re
dando@xxxxxxxx

+-----Messaggio originale-----
+Da: xmlrpc-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
+[mailto:xmlrpc-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Per conto di Helge Hess
+Inviato: lunedi 24 novembre 2003 18.05
+A: xmlrpc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
+Oggetto: Re: [OGo-XML-RPC] Variable as qualifier
+
+
+On 24.11.2003, at 16:42, Dando wrote:
+> 'qualifier' : "name like '%s'" $ LastName,
+
+I guess this should read:
+ 'qualifier' : "name like '%s'" % LastName
+?
+
+> I tried different solutions without success, it seems that the Python
+> interpreter didn't recognize the variable placeholder.
+
+regards,
+ Helge
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