Does it support "fetchall:? cursor.execute('select * from MyTable') rows=cursor.fetchall() for row in rows: #do something to the individual tuple If so, that generally returns a list of tuples. Lee Joramo <lee at joramo.com> writes: > I have set up a small database using gadfly. Is there a way to directly pull > query results into a list? Currently the only way that I have found to > access the data is by using "cursor.pp()". But this displays a nicely > formatted table that is difficult to use for anything. > > For example, I have the following: > > >>>cursor.execute('select * from MyTable') > >>>print cursor.pp() > > MY_INTEGER | MY_FLOAT | MY_STRING > ================================== > 1 | 3.13 | abc > 2 | 5.23425 | 345 > 3 | 10.23423 | green frog > > I would like to do something like: > > >>>a = cursor.LIST_RESULTS() > >>>print a > [[1, 3.13, 'abc'], [2, 5.23425, "abc"], [3, 10.23423, "green frog"]] > > > TIA, > > Lee Joramo > lee.list at joramo.com > -- Harry George E-mail: harry.g.george at boeing.com The Boeing Company Renton: (425) 237-6915 P. O. Box 3707 02-CA Everett: (425) 266-3868 Seattle, WA 98124-2207 Page: (425) 631-8803
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