python language

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INTERFACE
MYSQL CONNECTOR
MODULE IN PYTHON FUNCTIONS

datas
mysql
database

STEPS TO CONNECT TO DATABASE FROM PYTON

1. START PYTHON
2. IMPORT PACKAGES MYSQL.CONNECTOR
3. OPEN A CONNECTION TO DATABASE
4. CREATE A CURSOR INSTANCE
5. EXECUTE THE QUERY select * from student
6. EXTRACT DATA FROM RESULT SET
7. CLEAN UP THE ENVIRONMENT

Step 2
import mysql.connector
or
import mysql.connector as sql

step3

connect()
<conobj>= mysql.connector.connect(host=<hostname>,
user=<un>,passwd=<pd>[,database=<dbname>])

<conobj>= sql.connect(host=<hostname>, user=<un>,passwd=<pd>[,database=<dbname>])

mycon=sql.connect(host="localhost",user='root', passwd='root',database='myschool')

if mycon.is_connected():T
print("succ coon")

step4
<curobj>=conobj.cursor()
mycursor=mycon.cursor();

step5
<curobj>.execute(<sql quwey string>)
mycursor.execute("select * from student1;")

step6
<data> = <cursor>.fetchall()

data= mycursor.fetchall()

for row in data:

 print(row)

STEP 7
CLEAN
<CON>.close()
mycon.close()

import mysql.connector as sql

mycon=sql.connect(host="localhost",user='root', passwd='root',database='myschool')
if mycon.is_connected():
print("succ coon")
mycursor=mycon.cursor();
mycursor.execute("select * from student1 ")
data=mycursor.fetchall()
for row in data:
print(row)
mycon.close()

data=mycursor.fetchone()
print(data)
data=mycursor.fetchone()
print(data)
data=mycursor.fetchone()
print(data)

data=mycursor.fetchmany(2)
for row in data:
print row

rowcount() functions

to count the number of rows fetched.

count=<curobj>.rowcount()
count=mycursor.rowcount()

parameterised string

string templates with % formatting VALUE TUPLE

select * from student1 where marks> %s in the form of a tuple

st= "select * from student1 where marks> %s " %(90,)
mycursor.execute(st)

st= "select * from student1 where marks> %s and city='%s' " %(90,'silvassa')
mycursor.execute(st)

st= "select * from student1 where marks> %s and city='%s' "

inp=(90,'silvassa')
m=int(input("enter the marks'))
c=input("enter the city")
inp=(m,c)
syntax
mycursor.execute(parameterised query string, value tuple)
mycursor.execute(st,inp)
STRING TEMPLATES WITH {} FORMATTING
.FORMAT()
positional arg
st= "select * from student1 where marks>{}" .FORMAT(90)
st= "select * from student1 where marks> {} and city='{}' " .FORMAT(90,'SILVASSA')
st= "select * from student1 where marks> {0} and city='{1}'
" .FORMAT(90,'SILVASSA')

keyword arg
st= "select * from student1 where marks> {m} and city='{c}'
" .FORMAT(m=90,c='SILVASSA')

st= "insert into student1 values({},'{}', '{}',{})".format(101,'abc','sil',20000)

mycon.commit()

st="update student1 set marks= {m} , city='{c}' " .FORMAT(m=90,c='SILVASSA')

st="update student1 set marks= {m} , city='{c}' where
grno=101" .FORMAT(m=90,c='SILVASSA')
mycon.commit()