On Tue, 2006-04-18 at 13:00 -0500, Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
> > When i try :
> > c.execute("Insert into table_x(body) VALUES(%s)",(body))
> > This will work but how do i make :
> >
> > sql="Insert into table_x(body) VALUES(%s)",(body)
> > c.execute(sql) #complains that i give it a tuple, which i did when
c.execute( sql, (body,) )
(I'm pretty sure that with a single value this would also work:
c.execute( sql, body )
but I do not have time to actually test that right now.)
> > you look at sql
> >
> > One problem i see here is that it works in one way but no the other.
> > So how do i add id and make it work both ways?
> >
> > c.execute("Insert into table_x(id,body) VALUES(%d,%s)",(id),(body))
c.execute("Insert into table_x(id,body) VALUES(%s,%s)", (id,body) )
Notes:
the placeholders are *ALWAYS* %s. This is not Python string
formatting.
There are two arguments, the SQL command string and the tuple of values
to be substituted into the database.
> > ??does not work
>
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