问题:

I have a MySQL query like:

SELECT mydate, countryCode, qtySold from sales order mydate, countryCode

This returns tuples of tuples with values like:

((datetime.date(2011, 1, 3), 'PR', Decimal('1')), (datetime.date(2011, 1, 31), 'MX', Decimal('1')))

When I try printing this using a loop, it prints perfectly fine:

2011-1-3, PR, 1 2011-1-31, MX, 1

But when I try to return this value, it returns as

datetime.date(2011, 1, 3), 'PR', Decimal('1')

Is there a way that I can get normal data so that I can pass it to UI for processing? By normal data I mean:

[['2011-1-03', 'PR', 1], ...]

回答1:

The default converter, MySQLdb.converters.conversions is a dict with entries like this:

{0: ,  1: ,  2: ,  3: ,  4: ,  5: ,  7: ,  8: ,  9: ,  10: ,  ... }

You can change the converter and pass that to the connect method like this:

conv=converters.conversions.copy() conv[246]=float    # convert decimals to floats conv[10]=str       # convert dates to strings connection=MySQLdb.connect(     host=HOST,user=USER,     passwd=PASS,db=DB,     conv=conv     )

The keys 10 and 246 were found by inspecting MySQLdb.converters.conversions in an interactive Python session and making an educated guess based on the default values.

The converter can also be changed after the connection is made:

connection.converter=conv

By the way, how did you resolve the issue with an SQL query? Please add that as an answer.

回答2:

If you mean you want str types for your dates and int types for your numbers, look at datetime.date.strftime() and int():

>>> datetime.date(2011, 1, 3).strftime("%Y-%m-%d") '2011-01-03'  >>> int(Decimal(2)) 2

If you want to systematically change what types MySQLdb returns for various column types, see the conv keyword argument for MySQLdb.connect():

http://mysql-python.sourceforge.net/MySQLdb.html#mysqldb

回答3:

MySQLdb is trying to be helpful, giving you the Python versions of your SQL datatypes.

However if for some reason need the strings, you can just stringify everything you get back. So something like [[str(val) for val in row] for row in results] should do it.

回答4:

You can avoid to get a convertion by forcing the specific column to be cast as CHAR in your query string

import MySQLdb import datetime  conn = MySQLdb.connect(host= "mysql-server",user="weblogadmin", passwd="admin123",db="weblog_db")  sqlcursor = conn.cursor()  sqlcursor.execute("SELECT logrole,logserver,logtype,loglevel,CAST(logdatetime AS CHAR),logdetail,logaction,logread FROM logapp_logtable")  row = sqlcursor.fetchall()  for data in row:         print(str(data))  conn.close()

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