try passing the id argument more explicitly, like... for result in context.updateState(id=id): ... (assuming id is defined in your python script) IMHO, for one's own sanity, it's always better to pass explicit named arguments to a method. jens On Monday, July 30, 2001, at 08:36 , Kerekes Lajos wrote:

Kerekes Lajos wrote:

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Hello!

How can I call ZSQL method, from python script? And how can I use the result set of the ZSQL method?

Thanks:

Lajos Kerekes

Since this email, I found some help in Zope Book, but still I have error. I have an "update" ZSQL method, the argument is 'id'. If I call it from python script in this way: ------------------ for result in context.updateState(id): ------------------

I get an error. ----------- Error Type: Bad Request Error Value: ['id'] . . . . File /usr/local/zope/Zope-2.3.3-linux2-x86/lib/python/Shared/DC/ZRDB/Aqueduct. py,

line 150, in _argdata (Object: updateMLState) Bad Request: (see above) -----------

What is the problem.

Thanks:

Lajos