On Tue, Dec 27, 2016 at 8:07 PM, Michael Solsky
wrote:
>
> I’m attaching two output files. One from a macbook pro running yosemite
> 10.10.5, the other is from a raspberry pi 3 running debian. The database
> seem to be populate
> d on the mac, but I can’t seem to update the movie object stil
Hi Michael,
yes, it seems that something has gone wrong populating the database.
I've just tested it, and works for me.
Running imdbpy2sql.py, it's usually a good idea to append some
redirection to store the output, like:
./imdbpy2sql.py -d /path/to/files -u
mysql://user:password@localhost:/imdb
Hi,
Hello,
I’m trying to run imdbpy from a local database. Using the following code:
i = IMDb('sql', uri=‘<<>>')
resList = i.search_movie('the incredibles')
for x in resList: print x
ti = resList[0]
i.update(ti)
print ti['director'][0]
I get an error, as listed at the bottom. I think this i
