xorm | c mysql orm | Object-Relational Mapping library

As noted by mkopriva, the problem was using the same variable name for assignment.

Solution for the problem was:

instead of

Don't let the server code generate the ID. Let the DB do this job. SQLite has the AUTOINCREMENT keyword for this task.

Edit: But as the SQLite documentation cleary tells use, the use of INTEGER PRIMARY KEY is recommended over AUTOINCREMENT.

As @Oren_C said:

"fatal: 'git@test.example.ccTaotie/discover.git' does not appear to be a git repository" This is a syntax related to cloning with SSH.

You're cloning with SSH that being said and the repo exists, the only option left would be that you didn't add a SSH public key to your git instance.

You can copy it from ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

OP had used a wrongly url. The fix was to use: git@test.example.cc:Taotie/discover.git Note the : between host and repo instead of /

To clone the repo into your given directory use the following command:

So as I mentioned in the comment, the easiest thing to do if you want to be able to get a single element from the tableRecord.Data field would be to change the field type to what it actually is:

I'm not sure what/if xorm can do about it, but you can just create a type and implement the Valuer and Scanner interfaces for it. Here is an example I did a pull request for using a bit(1) for a bool.

https://github.com/jmoiron/sqlx/blob/master/types/types.go#L152

For an integer, you would just return the int instead of a []byte containing the int. Like so:

You may use reflect.Type to represent / describe a Go type. And at runtime, you may use reflect.New() to obtain a pointer to the zeroed value of this type wrapped in a reflect.Value. And if you need a slice instead of a single value, you may use reflect.SliceOf(), or obtain the type descriptor of the slice value in the first place.

If you store refect.Type values of your tables, this is how you can use it:

You can't do that and it is also not a good design. You can check from which function it was called using reflection and see if that function is using the orm variable or not.

https://golang.org/pkg/runtime/#Caller

Go uses connection pool and if you are worried about the open connection, you may use timeout for each connection made.

It gives those errors because github.com/go-xorm/dbweb has dependencies on those other two packages which it cannot update because you have them locally but they have no remote so go get does not know from where to pull the code.

Try removing them: