Python sqlite Internal Server Error

Question

I'm working on a website powered by Python at the back end. The following script receives values from JavaScript and should write the same to a database.

import cgi
import sqlite3

form = cgi.FieldStorage()
brand = form['brand'].value
model = form['model'].value

db = sqlite3.connect("dbase.db")
query = "INSERT INTO requests (brand, model) VALUES (?, ?)"
db.execute(query, (brand, model,))
db.commit()
db.close()

But invoking the script returns 500 Internal Server Error . To my surprise, the following code, run independently on terminal works perfect.

import sqlite3

brand = 'nokia'
model = 'lumia 625'

db = sqlite3.connect("dbase.db")
query = "INSERT INTO requests (brand, model) VALUES (?, ?)"
db.execute(query, (brand, model,))
db.commit()
db.close()

I'm using Python 2.7.5 and running on Lighttpd server. Also, the db.execute() portion is where the error occurs. How can I correct the problem?

Answer 1

This might happen for not having database dbase and table requests .You need a database and table for inserting fields.You can create database with this query

sqlite3 dbase.db

And next you need to create a table for this like

create table requests(brand varchar(10), model varchar2(10));

Then your file will execute