>>> c.execute('select * from zeol').fetchall()
[(u'BBUL1', u'BCF-0106', u'',开发者_如何学C u'ENVIR', u'2011-01-25', u'18:02:10.92',
u'***', u'ALARM', u'', u'', u'33387', u'7401', u'EXTERNAL AL 1',
u'SYSTEM ON BATTERY', u''), (u'BBUL1', u'BCF-0106', u'', u'ENVIR',
u'2011-01-25', u'18:02:10.92', u'***', u'ALARM', u'', u'', u'33389',
u'7401', u'EXTERNAL AL 1', u'SYSTEM ON BATTERY', u''), (u'BBUL1',
u'BCF-0106', u'', u'ENVIR', u'2011-01-25', u'18:02:10.93', u'***', u'ALARM',
u'', u'', u'33389', u'7401', u'EXTERNAL AL 1', u'SYSTEM ON BATTERY', u'')]
all the 'u's are not there in the sqlite database.
Because that means that this is python unicode string.
That's part of the Python syntax for string constants; it means each string constant is a sequence of Unicode codepoints rather than 8-bit bytes. It shows up in the interactive environment because that uses repr
to dump complex data structures. It won't show up if you use print
or write
on individual strings.
The 'u' prefix indicates the string is unicode. For more information on string encoding/decoding with python, see codecs
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