MySQLdb "Attribute Error in .fetchall"
Miles Thompson
milesthompson at sprint.ca
Mon Sep 25 09:10:37 EDT 2000
I'm working up a little script to parse a cursor. After establishing the
database connection, I issue the following ...
pcursor.execute("select * from subscriber where lpasswd_mailed = 0;")
resultset = pcursor.fetchall()
The fetchall() call returns the following error:
File "usr/lib/python1.5/site-packages/MySQLdb.py", line 231, in fetchall
return.self.result.fetch_all_rows()
AttributeError: fetch_all_rows
Is this a problem in MySQLdb.py. or is it choking on a datatype? The
table structure is quite simple:
create table subscriber (
sn_numb char(5) not null,
email char(50),
sn_cpasswd char(8),
lpasswd_mailed tinyint not null, # default is 0-false
dtupdated timestamp, # automatically updated when record changed
primary key (sn_numb) );
This is Python 1.5, MySQLdb2.2 and MySQL 3.22.32
Regards - Miles Thompson
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