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random issue: list indices must be integers not tuple python
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import sqlite3 | |
from collections import defaultdict | |
DATABASE = 'C:/Misc/myscripts/workprototype/workprototype.db' | |
conn = sqlite3.connect(database=DATABASE) | |
comp = conn.execute('select companies.name from companies') | |
comp = [dict(co_name=row[0]) for row in comp.fetchall()] | |
prod = conn.execute('select c.name, p.name, c.desc, p.desc from companies c inner join products p on c.co_id = p.co_id') | |
prod = [dict(co_name=row[0], co_desc=row[1],prod_name=row[2], prod_desc=row[3]) for row in prod.fetchall()] | |
test = prod[0]['co_name'] | |
print test | |
ordered = defaultdict(lambda:defaultdict(list)) | |
prod_dict = {} | |
for idx, val in enumerate(comp): | |
ordered['co_name'].append(val['co_name']) | |
for id2, val in enumerate(prod): | |
if comp[idx]['co_name'] == prod[id2]['co_name']: | |
prod_dict.append(prod[id2]) | |
#ordered[idx] = comp[idx]['co_name'] | |
#ordered.append(prod[idx]['prod_name']) | |
#ordered.append(prod[idx]) | |
import stayopen |
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