Latest errors on pickled objects and blob datatypes in mysql

[krishnakant Mane]

hello,
finally the errors for my sql query have changed so I have even
changed the thread subject because I feel now that this is not doable
in mysql and this seams to be a bug, ither in python or the MySQLdb
module or perhaps both.
my table is called testobj and the blob field is called obj.
now following is my query with the cursor named CSRInsert.
CSRInsert.execu te("insert into testobj (obj) values (?);",(pickled_ object))
the error is,
"type error, not all arguments formatted during string formatting ".

can some one now figure out what could be the problem?

[Daniele Varrazzo]

Re: Latest errors on pickled objects and blob datatypes in mysql

On 7 Mag, 19:08, "krishnakan t Mane" <researchb...@g mail.comwrote:

hello,
finally the errors for my sql query have changed so I have even
changed the thread subject because I feel now that this is not doable
in mysql and this seams to be a bug, ither in python or the MySQLdb
module or perhaps both.

And why not also a bug in MySQL? Or a neutrino hitting your CPU
changing a 0 into an 1? Doesn't the Occam razor suggest it may be your
fault? :)

my table is called testobj and the blob field is called obj.
now following is my query with the cursor named CSRInsert.
CSRInsert.execu te("insert into testobj (obj) values (?);",(pickled_ object))
the error is,
"type error, not all arguments formatted during string formatting ".
>
can some one now figure out what could be the problem?

Please, read the fine manual.

if you had read the DBAPI documentation as previously suggested, you
would know that you MUST use "%s" placeholder, not "?" (because
MySQLdb.paramst yle == 'format'). Just replace the placeholder in your
sql string and keep passing sql and values as two distinct arguments.

The second argument of the execute() method MUST be a tuple (or a
mapping for named parameters, but let's stick to the positional ones).
"(pickled_objec t)" is not a tuple, it is just an object in
parenthesis. To represent a tuple with a single argument you must
write "(pickled_objec t,)", notice the trailing comma.

Try:

CSRInsert.execu te("insert into testobj (obj) values (%s);",
(pickled_object ,))

-- Daniele

[Daniele Varrazzo]

Re: Latest errors on pickled objects and blob datatypes in mysql

On 7 Mag, 19:08, "krishnakan t Mane" <researchb...@g mail.comwrote:

hello,
finally the errors for my sql query have changed so I have even
changed the thread subject because I feel now that this is not doable
in mysql and this seams to be a bug, ither in python or the MySQLdb
module or perhaps both.

And why not also a bug in MySQL? Or a neutrino hitting your CPU
changing a 0 into an 1? Doesn't the Occam razor suggest it may be your
fault? :)

my table is called testobj and the blob field is called obj.
now following is my query with the cursor named CSRInsert.
CSRInsert.execu te("insert into testobj (obj) values (?);",(pickled_ object))
the error is,
"type error, not all arguments formatted during string formatting ".
>
can some one now figure out what could be the problem?

Please, read the fine manual.

if you had read the DBAPI documentation as previously suggested, you
would know that you MUST use "%s" placeholder, not "?" (because
MySQLdb.paramst yle == 'format'). Just replace the placeholder in your
sql string and keep passing sql and values as two distinct arguments.

The second argument of the execute() method MUST be a tuple (or a
mapping for named parameters, but let's stick to the positional ones).
"(pickled_objec t)" is not a tuple, it is just an object in
parenthesis. To represent a tuple with a single argument you must
write "(pickled_objec t,)", notice the trailing comma.

Try:

CSRInsert.execu te("insert into testobj (obj) values (%s);",
(pickled_object ,))

-- Daniele