I am having trouble appending the results of a SQLite query query into another table. Eventually I would also like to add a datapoint to the query result and append it to the new table as well. Here is a representation of my attempt so far:
import datetime
import sqlite3
createDb = sqlite3.connect(r'C:\test')
queryCurs = createDb.cursor()
def qryblock():
return queryCurs.execute('''SELECT DB.R,
DB.T,
DB.A
FROM DB.SAT SAT,
DB.I I
WHERE A.RECOR = T.RECOR AND
((A.DF Is Not Null) AND
(A.PF Is Null) OR
(A.DF Is Null) AND
(A.PF Is Null) AND
(A.P<{d '1999-09-09'}))''')
def addmonth(current_line):
queryCurs.execute('''INSERT INTO monthview (record, route, date, amt)
VALUES (?,?,?,?)''',(record, route, date, amt))
def main():
current_date = datetime.datetime.today()
todayslist = []
if current_date == firstbusinessday():
monthsblo开发者_开发问答ck = qryblock()
for line in monthsblock:
for datapoint in line:
todayslist.append(datapoint)
todayslist.append(current_date)
addmonth(todayslist)
todayslist = []
createDb.commit()
else:
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
Is there a more efficient way of getting each line from the query into the new table? How about if I wanted to append the current date to each row in the query results before inserting it into a new table. And finally, say the list or tuple of the records in my query are in a different order than the parameters in the function to get them into the new table. How would I deal with that?
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