executemany

In sqlite3's client CLI, there is " .import file TABLE_name " to do it. But, I do not want to install sqlite3 to my server at present. In python sqlite3 module, we can creat and edit a DB. But, I have not found a way to import data-file to a TABLE, except inserting rows one by one. Any other way? You could insert at one shot using executemany command instead of inserting one by one Lets say I have users.csv with following contents "Hugo","Boss" "Calvin","Klein" and basically open with csv module and pass it to .executemany function import csv,sqlite3 persons= csv.reader(open("users.csv")) con

I'm trying to get all the rows out of a table in one line with some WHERE constraints using the executemany function import sqlite3 con = sqlite3.connect('test.db') cur = con.cursor() cur.execute('CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS Genre (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, genre TEXT NOT NULL)') values = [ (None, 'action'), (None, 'adventure'), (None, 'comedy'), ] cur.executemany('INSERT INTO Genre VALUES(?, ?)', values) ids=[1,2] cur.executemany('SELECT * FROM Genre WHERE id=?', ids) rows = cur.fetchall() print rows ERROR cur.executemany('SELECT * FROM Genre WHERE id=?', ids) sqlite3.ProgrammingError: You

I have a fairly big pandas dataframe - 50 or so headers and a few hundred thousand rows of data - and I'm looking to transfer this data to a database using the ceODBC module. Previously I was using pyodbc and using a simple execute statement in a for loop but this was taking ridiculously long (1000 records per 10 minutes)... I'm now trying a new module and am trying to introduce executemany() although I'm not quite sure what's meant by sequence of parameters in: cursor.executemany("""insert into table.name(a, b, c, d, e, f) values(?, ?, ?, ?, ?), sequence_of_parameters) should it look like a