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<0> Could somebody reop me? :)
<0> Anybody know which python-mssql (forced to use it) client library that's best?
<1> Are there many of them?
<0> Found 3 :)
<2> _iGGy_: Which did you find?
<0> http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/144183, http://pymssql.sourceforge.net/, http://www.object-craft.com.au/projects/mssql/
<3> triple quotes brake the highlighting in textmate, does someone know a fix fort this?
<4> hi i am using mysqldb module to retrieve rows in a database
<4> cursor.fetchone() returns a tuple
<4> so row = cursor.fetchone();
<4> then i can do stuff like print row[6];
<4> when i try and p*** row[6] as a string parameter to other methods/functions i get an error saying row[6] is not a string
<4> how can i convert a value within a tuple to a string?
<4> anyone?
<2> madbull: str( row[ 6 ] )
<3> I have read the faq but still don't get why you have to put "self" in every method definition as a param.
<2> anttih: You don't need to know, just put it. It contains the object itself.
<2> anttih: This should be done by default, like in php but...
<2> :\
<2> It's the only "bad" thing in python.
<3> I basicly understand why it's there. It somehow makes sense because you use it like it's one of the params, but for the sake of simplicity I don't understand
<3> yeah, I have 5 years of experience with PHP :-)
<2> anttih: This self thing, is the only thing php is better than python.
<2> In all other points, python is much better.
<3> is that so :-)
<2> ( I like php )
<3> where you a python developer first?
<2> yes
<3> it's funny how simple pythons syntax is. like the if statement. how else you would put it than "if condition:". I just love that :-)
<3> the syntax just makes sense
<2> anttih: Yes. Me too. :)
<2> it makes sense
<2> yeah :)
<3> isn't python case sensitive
<3> ?
<3> method "fetchAll" is not same as "fetchall"
<3> no?
<1> Correct, it is sensitive.
<2> Yes, it is.
<3> god I love that!
<5> hi
<5> question - when interacting with a process using os.popen(), is it possible to retreive its return code when it terminates?
<6> not with os.popen I don't think, try one of the functions in commands or the popen... modules
<7> my eyes are heavy
<6> exoxe: yeah, me too
<6> I have to get up early this week for a Vegas trip on Thursday (business, not pleasure)
<6> otherwise getting up at 6 for the flight will kill me
<7> :\
<7> I went to the beach, which the sun beat me up and now I'm feeling the affects
<6> heh
<7> and heard "I'm in love with a stripper" 400 times
<8> ..........
<9> ..........?
<8> .......
<8> ??
<8> lol
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