RE: RE: [Bug-gnubg] Database tools for the player record

[Albert Silver]

Thanks, but the rrror I get is different. I followed your instructions, but
it says: 

"Database table check failed!"
"The table gnubg.match is missing."

Albert

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> Subject: RE: RE: [Bug-gnubg] Database tools for the player record
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> >Many thanks. I am having trouble making the database in the first place
> >though. I installed Python, and tried using the db_import script, but
> when
> I
> >pressed Y to confirm the import, I was told that 'gnubg' hadn't been
> defined
> >and it couldn't proceed. When I ran the database.py script, I get nothing
> at
> >all. I also tried the different relational db commands from the GNUbg
> GUI,
> >but to no avail. The add stats seems to work, but I have no idea what it
> is
> >importing to. I'd really like to try and use this feature, but am having
> a
> >hard time with it. I'd really appreciate help in getting started.
> >
> >
> Albert
> 
> Hi Albert, to debug this stuff, it's better to use command line version
> of gnubg. Start it and at the prompt type "relational test" (no quotes)
> and see what happens. If it complains with something like :
> 
> (No game) relational test
> Unhandled exception...
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "C:\Program Files\gnubg/scripts\database.py", line 640, in connect
>     self.createdatabase()
>   File "C:\Program Files\gnubg/scripts\database.py", line 603, in
> createdatabase
> 
>     sqlfile = open("gnubg.games.sql", "r")
> IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'gnubg.games.sql'
> Error connecting to database
> (No game)
> 
> Then there's a problem in scripts/database.py : there's a typo in
> latest commit of database.py (Christian, v 1.19). The line :
> 
>       sqlfile = open("gnubg.games.sql", "r")
> 
> should be :
> 
>       sqlfile = open("gnubg.game.sql", "r")
> 
> You can fix this in the script (and somebody should commit this to
> the repository) and then try again the test stuff and/or the import_db
> script. Should just work.
> 
> BTW : what's the python equivalent of the gnubg command 'load python
> db_import.py' ? Once I'm in python mode, how do I "load" db_import.py ?
> I tried with "import db_import" but it doesn't find it ... is it a
> pythonpath problem ?
> 
> MaX.
> 
> 
>