Jorey Bump
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Thu Sep 15 09:01:15 EDT 2005
Earle Ady wrote: > As for the MySQLdb inconsistencies, varying error messages, etc. The > problem was actually quite simple! I was using > MySQLdb.cursors.DictCursor as a cursor type and only importing MySQLdb. > > I added a simple import for MySQLdb.cursors, and all of my problems > went away. This is something I never would have guessed from the > behavioir and errors of mod_python and MySQLdb linkage, but a lot of > persistence and a truckload of tenacity managed to dig it up. > > It's bizarre that it would work at all, given the fix. If anyone else > is having these problems, double check to see what type of cursor they > are using in MySQLdb, and if they are doing the import specifically. > It should have been more clear as using the standard cursor never had a > problem but I obviously overlooked this for awhile. This extra import step is unnecessary. The following works fine: import MySQLdb _dbh = MySQLdb.connect(host = "localhost", user = "me", passwd = "foo", db = "bar") def get_users(): # this cursor type will return a tuple of dictionaries cursor = _dbh.cursor(MySQLdb.cursors.DictCursor) query = "SELECT * FROM users" cursor.execute(query) rows = cursor.fetchall() return rows
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