2010/8/14, Vineet Jain <[email protected]>:
>> r = list(row) # convert row into a list
>> r[2] = int(r[2])
>> r = tuple(r) # convert again into a tuple
>
> This does not work. Got an error that int is expecting int,str
>
> I modified it to:
>
> for i, row in enumerate(mapping.tblData.iterrows()):
> dsttable.append([(row[0], row[1], int(row[2]), row[3])]) #
> append converted row to dsttable
Ah, correct. Yes, your version is fine.
> But it is much slower than the original way
Indeed, this is expected, but it does not consume lots of memory
resources. Mmh, probably the next:
dr = dsttable.row
for row in mapping.tblData.iterrows():
dr[0], dr[1], dr[2], dr[3] = row[0], int(row[1]), row[2], row[3]
dr.append()
dsttable.flush()
is faster, but you should try it just to be sure.
--
Francesc Alted
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