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Konstantinos Pachopoulos
Hi,
i have the following function:
################################
def getGNUPlotInputFeaturesVersion(self):
s=""
bugCommits=0
trdocCommits=0
featCommits=0
ct=CommitType()
for version in self.releaseVersionsList_:
self.execQuery("SELECT
msg,prssedDevsFileNum,prssedMakesFileNum,prssedDocsFileNum,prssedGraphsFileNum
FROM Commit WHERE \
projVersion=\""+version+"\";");
for tuple in self.dbcursor_.fetchall():
print tuple
################################
On the "print tuple" part, i get:
kostas@sqo-oss:~/workspace/SVNLog2DB$ jython 2LaunchQueries.py
Connection established to database...
Traceback (innermost last):
File "2LaunchQueries.py", line 5, in ?
File "/home/kostas/workspace/SVNLog2DB/QueryExecutor.py", line 80, in
getGNUPlotInputFeaturesVersion
AttributeError: __getitem__
As far as i have read, this means, that there is a problem getting
something from the list, because it might be FOR EXAMPLE , that
"self.dbcursor_.fetchall()" doesn't return a list -i know it does.
However, i did a "print self.dbcursor_.fetchall()" and i got a huge list
of tuples...
Why can't i iterate the list? Any advice?
i have the following function:
################################
def getGNUPlotInputFeaturesVersion(self):
s=""
bugCommits=0
trdocCommits=0
featCommits=0
ct=CommitType()
for version in self.releaseVersionsList_:
self.execQuery("SELECT
msg,prssedDevsFileNum,prssedMakesFileNum,prssedDocsFileNum,prssedGraphsFileNum
FROM Commit WHERE \
projVersion=\""+version+"\";");
for tuple in self.dbcursor_.fetchall():
print tuple
################################
On the "print tuple" part, i get:
kostas@sqo-oss:~/workspace/SVNLog2DB$ jython 2LaunchQueries.py
Connection established to database...
Traceback (innermost last):
File "2LaunchQueries.py", line 5, in ?
File "/home/kostas/workspace/SVNLog2DB/QueryExecutor.py", line 80, in
getGNUPlotInputFeaturesVersion
AttributeError: __getitem__
As far as i have read, this means, that there is a problem getting
something from the list, because it might be FOR EXAMPLE , that
"self.dbcursor_.fetchall()" doesn't return a list -i know it does.
However, i did a "print self.dbcursor_.fetchall()" and i got a huge list
of tuples...
Why can't i iterate the list? Any advice?