So, I have the following issue when updating my database:
I have a column in my table that I need to split in three essentially and so I have the following code:
<To update a specific row, you need a way to identify the row. You appear to have an "ID" column, so read that together with the string you want split.
SQL statements have nothing to do with Python; what you do in Python is to construct an SQL string that you then give to the database to execute. (Using ?
-style parameters avoids string formatting problems and SQL injection attacks; always use them for values.)
cur.execute('SELECT ID, Column1 FROM MainTable')
for id, col1 in cur.fetchall():
a, b, c = col1.split('-')
cur.execute('UPDATE MainTable SET ColA = ?, ColB = ?, ColC = ? WHERE ID = ?',
[a, b, c, id])
con.commit()