Vivekananda_Session3_4VP20CS005_Ankita Dattatreya Hegde#6
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| sql = """INSERT INTO members_blog (title, release_date, blog_time, created_date,content, author,recommended,path) VALUES (%s, %s::DATE, %s::TIME, NOW(),%s,%s,%s,%s)""" | ||
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Because with will perform automatic closing of resources. If not used we have explicitly close those connection and cursors.
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@AnkitaHegde Ok, so you mentioned about "closing of resources". I'll agree that it's correct. But you're actually inserting data into the table and in another method you're truncating the table, I don't see where you're committing the transaction. So how is the data stored in the database if there's no commit?
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By default database will be in auto-commit mode . So commit statement is not explicitly written.
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@AnkitaHegde Could you add the resource which says that the database will be in auto-commit mode by default or how did you conclude it?
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@AnkitaHegde which database are you using to store the data in your code?
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Its postgres. Here its about sql but I thought those auto-commit things are similar in these, aren't they?
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@AnkitaHegde The line quoted by you in that article clearly talks about mysql behaviour and not SQL in general. Also whatever mentioned in that paragraph(even in case of postgres) holds true for console where you're actually executing the SQL queries directly and it is auto-committed.
But in your case, you're actually executing queries using your python script and you're using psycopg2 for it. This means you're not directly interacting with the database but using a API(psycopg2) to interact. So my original question still stands.
So, I would want you to understand what is with and then how/why with is used?
You can comment your answer regarding what you've understood and then we can move on to answering the original question(provided your understanding of with is correct).
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I think i am following what you are saying. Could you please brief out about 'with' , I think I went wrong from here.
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@AnkitaHegde As I said before, first I want you understand with and why would someone use with, on your own and then comment out your understanding on it, so that I can correct you(if you're wrong at some point) or I can help you connect the dots.
You can write your own simple scripts and experiment with it. Take your time to understand it.
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@AnkitaHegde Why are you replacing it?
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Over there, as we scrape the time we were getting white-spaces which was causing InvalidSyntax error so just replaced that unicode with empty string.
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@AnkitaHegde If any exception occurs in this loop, what happens to the file?
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As to my knowledge file will get closed automatically when exception occurs. And even some resource on internet said so and they also even suggested to use with as a precaution.
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Assignment is within myworld1.