def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop(
'created_at', None
) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
update_planet_sql = MySQL.update(self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(),
['hip', 'name'], ['=', '='], ['AND'])
return super(Planet, self).update(update_planet_sql, connection)
def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop(
'created_at', None
) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
self.columns.pop('id', None) # ID should not be updated
update_catalogue = MySQL.update(self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(),
['author_year'], ['='])
return super(Catalogue, self).update(update_catalogue, connection)
def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop(
'created_at', None
) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
update_composition = MySQL.update(
self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(),
['solarnorm', 'hip', 'cid', 'element'], ['=', '=', '=', '='],
['AND', 'AND', 'AND'])
return super(Composition, self).update(update_composition, connection)
def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop('created_at', None) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
update_composition = MySQL.update(self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(), ['solarnorm', 'hip', 'cid', 'element'],
['=', '=', '=', '='], ['AND', 'AND', 'AND'])
return super(Composition, self).update(update_composition, connection)
def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop('created_at', None) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
self.columns.pop('id', None) # ID should not be updated
update_catalogue = MySQL.update(self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(), ['author_year'], ['='])
return super(Catalogue, self).update(update_catalogue, connection)
def update(self, connection):
self.columns.pop('created_at', None) # So that original timestamp is not overwritten with current one
update_star = MySQL.update(self.TABLE, self.columns.keys(), ['hip'], ['='])
return super(Star, self).update(update_star, connection)