A good SQLian like a good shepherd.
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A good SQLian like a good shepherd. I handle SQL strings so you don’t have to.
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Connect to a database:
import sqlian
db = sqlian.connect('postgresql:://user:pa55@localhost/contactbook')
Perform a query:
rows = db.select(
'name', 'occupation',
from_='person',
where={'main_language': 'Python'},
)
Access the data directly:
>>> rows[0]
<Record {"name": "Mosky", "occupation": "Pinkoi"}>
Or iterate over them:
for r in rows:
print('{} works at {}'.format(r.name, r.occupation))
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