Delete multiple rows in MYSQL with info from python list

If list LL:

LL = ['foo', bar', 'noo', 'boo',]

is in a MySQL table, test in column ID with other ID's.

I could use the following to delete all rows with ID's in LL:

 csr.execute("""DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = "Foo"; """)
  csr.execute("""DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = "bar"; """)  
  csr.execute("""DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = "noo"; """)
  csr.execute("""DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = "boo"; """)  

How could I d开发者_开发百科o it programatically?

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You can do it with a single query:

id_list = ['abc', 'def', 'ghi']
query_string = "delete from test where id in (%s)" % ','.join(['?'] * len(id_list))
cursor.execute(query_string, id_list)

Since cursor.execute escapes strings when doing substitutions, this example is safe against SQL injections.

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String formatters - http://docs.python.org/library/string.html#format-string-syntax

["""DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = "%s"; """ % x for x in LL]

and then run each of the SQL statements in the list.

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for item in LL:
    csr.execute("DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID = '%s'", item)

like that?

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For MySQL you need to use %s instead of ? as the parameter marker. And don't forget to commit.

product_list = [645, 64, 9785, 587]
query = "DELETE FROM products WHERE id IN (%s)" % ",".join(["%s"] * len(product_list))
cursor.execute(query, product_list)
connection.commit()

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Just convert the list into a string format with comma-separated and use a normal where clause with in condition.

id_list = ['abc', 'def', 'ghi']
id_list_string = "', '".join(id_list)
delete_query = "delete from test where id in ('" +id_list_string+"')"
dbconnection.execute(delete_query)

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We can use one delete query and convert the list into tuple.

list_ids = ['foo', bar', 'noo', 'boo',]
delete_query = "DELETE FROM test.test WHERE ID=%s"
delete_records = tuple(list_ids)
cursor.executemany(delete_exec, delete_records)