I am a newbie at mysql and databases. I have a simple question. I have created a table that has an integer type id column that is auto incremented. After each insert I get the last row inserted id (in
The documentation I\'ve run across researching this indic开发者_开发问答ates that the way to do it for other databases is to use multiple statements in your query, a la:
Python DB API returns a list of tuples when fetchall is invoked on an executed cursor. If you work with the _mysql module, fet开发者_开发知识库ch_row has a how parameter that allows to get a dictionar
I have a JSON object in Python.I am Using Python DB-API and SimpleJson. I am trying to insert the json into a MySQL table.
I\'m implementing a Python ontology class that uses a database backend to store and query the ontology. The database schema is fixed (specified in advance), but I don\'t know what type of database eng
I\'m starting some new projects and want to know if pg8000 is considered a good choice for a production project?
Working with cursors in mysql-python I used to call \"BEGIN;\", \"COMMIT;\", and \"ROLLBACK;\" explicitly as follows:
Does psycopg2 have a function for escaping the value of a LIKE operand for Postgres? For example I may want to match strings that start with the string \"20% of all\", so I want to write something li
I am trying to assemble the following SQL statement using python\'s db-api: SELECT x FROM myTable WHERE x LIKE \'BEGINNING_OF_STRING%\';
How would one go about cancelling execution of a query statement using pyscopg2 (the python Postgres driver)?
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