when you do that, you're passing 'string'.format() (which is a string) to
executesql.
the proper way is to use parameters!!!
db.executesql('select * from auth_user where id = ?', placeholders=(1, ),
as_dict=True)
the nitty gritty details of the syntax depend on the driver parameter
On Thursday, January 12, 2017 at 2:46:28 PM UTC+1, Jorrit wrote:
>
> When I use *db.executesql* like so:
>
> birthdays = db.executesql("SELECT * FROM auth_user WHERE DAYOFYEAR(curdate()
> -2) < dayofyear(dateOfBirth) "
> "AND DAYOFYEAR(curdate()) +7 >=
> dayofyear(dateOfBirth) "
> "AND employeeState_id = {1} AND location_id IN
> (SELECT location_id FROM clusterLocation WHERE cluster_id={0}) ORDER BY
> MONTH(dateOfBirth), "
> "DAY(dateOfBirth);".format(cluster, active_id),
> as_dict=True)
>
>
> ...are the cluster and active_id parameters SQL-escaped? If not what is
> the best way to do this?
>
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