On 8/9/05, Brett Chadwick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am attempting to access a MySQL server through a graphical python program I
> have writing.
>
> I have successfully made a connection to the database which runs on a Linux
> server, however I cannot find any syntax/command examples which relate to
> using the built in _mysql module of python.
>
> I believe if someone could give me a simple example of how to obtain a cursor
> and write data to a specific table/column and retrieve information from this.
> I can elaborate and finish this program.
>
> Thank you for any help you can provide with this, I know it is relatively
> simple.
You're not supposed to use _mysql directly. Use MySQLdb instead. Read
the user's guide and PEP-249, and use the built-in documentation as
reference, i.e. pydoc MySQLdb or help('MySQLdb') in the interpreter.
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