Using cx_Oracle
, I am selecting data from an Oracle database.
curs = cxn.cursor()
result = curs.execute(SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Person)
Is there a way to return only the firstname without numerical index? For example:
for row in result:
result[0] #will return the first column
What I am hoping to do is call the value like result['FirstName']
Using cx_Oracle
, I am selecting data from an Oracle database.
curs = cxn.cursor()
result = curs.execute(SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Person)
Is there a way to return only the firstname without numerical index? For example:
for row in result:
result[0] #will return the first column
What I am hoping to do is call the value like result['FirstName']
Using cx_Oracle
, I am selecting data from an Oracle database.
curs = cxn.cursor()
result = curs.execute(SELECT FirstName, LastName FROM Person)
Is there a way to return only the firstname without numerical index? For example:
for row in result:
result[0] #will return the first column
What I am hoping to do is call the value like result['FirstName']
nmcol=[row[0] for row in c.description]
# print(nmcol)
for row in cursor:
print(row[nmcol.index('FirstName')])
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