Adam schrieb:
Suggestion:
Cursor execute function return self (cursor) to allow for code like:
cursor.execute(SQL).fetchall()
instead of
cursor.execute(SQL)
cursor.fetchall()
And since cursors are already iterable, you could also write
for row in con.cursor().execute(sql):
...
I agree that this would be quite useful. It seems pyodbc now does the
same. There is only a small issue that other implementations and DBAPI1
used to return the rowcount here. But PyGres never did this, and in
DBAPI2 it's undefined, so I don't think it's a real problem.
If nobody is against, I'm going to implement this.
-- Christoph
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