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ConnectionException for openFRED location table #47
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Thanks for the report. The first code block which you posted should definitely work and we need to fix that. Are you installing the package from source? If so, based on which branch? |
I cloned the repository and installed the dependencies. |
Hi, is there a solution for this issue already? I have tried running it on my PC and also on Binder, it doesn't work. Also, when I run following code: I get following error: C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\feedinlib\open_FRED.py in init(self, start, stop, locations, heights, variables, regions, session, db) C:\ProgramData\Anaconda3\lib\site-packages\feedinlib\open_FRED.py in (.0) AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'id'` |
I can reproduce the issue as reported by @nick-harder, also for the current dev. However, I do not have the appropriate knowledga about open_FRED, to fix it. @oemof/feedinlib, could anyone of you help? |
Sorry for taking so long to fix this and thanks for continuously prodding me. The issue that @nick-harder experienced and which @p-snft reproduced is different from the one originally reported. I'll try to reproduce both and probably will open a new issue for the former. In the long run, I'm hoping to have both issues fixed in a month. |
hi, @nick-harder. I also encountered the same problem, did you finally solve this problem? |
Hey,
I'm trying to read the openFRED data:
but somehow I receive a connection exception (even though I used my token):
oedialect.engine.ConnectionException: HTTP 400 (Bad Request): Table sandbox.openfred_locations not found
But if I run following code, I can get access to the location`s data:
So it doesn't seem to be a database bug. Can you fix this problem or am I doing something wrong? I was trying to find the bug, but I'm quite new to database structures, so I wasn't able to find anything.
Thanks!
P.S.: Here is the entire error message:
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