You could also write your own wrapper around sqlite3 to support with:. class SQLite(): def __init__(self, file='sqlite.db'): self.file=file def __enter__(self): self ...

2010年10月30日 · Python program almost did not throw any single exception (only once during select for 20 executions). SQLite revision at moment of test was 3.6.20 and python v3.3 CentOS 6.5. In MY opinion it is better to find more reliable product for this kind of job or restrict writes to SQLite to single unique process/thread.

2018年1月22日 · Alternative: Reinstall python, when installing python, a built in python's module sqlite3 (for working with sqlite) is compiling and uses (compiles) its own version of sqlite3 lib regardless of what you currently have in your system (this is the case at least on windows and mac systems, may be also the case for unix based systems).

2009年2月14日 · If you like SQLite, or have other tools that work with SQLite databases, or want to replace CSV files with SQLite db files, or must do something rare like inter-platform IPC, then SQLite is a great tool and very fitting for the purpose. Don't let yourself be pressured into using a different solution if it doesn't feel right!

When fetching the output, SQLite typically returns an sqlite3.Row object rather than a list. To easily view and print this output, you'd want to convert the result to a dictionary. To easily view and print this output, you'd want to convert the result to a dictionary.

2008年11月20日 · If using Python package sqlite3, see Davoud Taghawi-Nejad's answer here. I suggest the OP add Python back into the question title and select Davoud's answer. I found this page by googling "show tables Python sqlite3" since Google knows the old question title. Searches within SO would fail to land here.

2014年4月30日 · Just recently ran into a problem running python 3.3 using SQLite3. I've created a fairly large table so I'll just use a small example: CREATE TABLE X(omega TEXT, z TEXT, id INT); Now, I'm using v...

2018年10月15日 · It's true that the OP was using Python 2, but your code would work perfectly in both versions with the parenthesis added. This is currently one of the top results on Google for using SQLite with Python, so most people seeing your answer are using Python 3.

2020年1月19日 · @user722915, According to What's New in Python 2.5, The pysqlite module (pysqlite.org), a wrapper for the SQLite embedded database, has been added to the standard library under the package name sqlite3.

Is there an elegant way of getting a single result from an SQLite SELECT query when using Python? for example: conn = sqlite3.connect('db_path.db') cursor=conn.cursor() cursor.execute("SELECT MAX(value) FROM table") for row in cursor: for elem in row: maxVal = elem is there a way to avoid those nested fors and get the value directly? I've tried