Hello all,
I am using MySQLdb 1.2.2 and have a question about the construction of
the dictionary keys of a result set.
Here is an example query, from which you may intuit some of the
structure of the tables:
SELECT
shots.*,
users.*,
sequences.*,
jobs.*
FROM
shots
LEFT JOIN
users ON users.id=shots.user_id
INNER JOIN
sequences ON sequences.id=shots.sequence_id
INNER JOIN
jobs AS j ON j.id=sequences.job_id
WHERE
shots.id=%s
1. The 'users' table has a column named 'id', as do all the other
tables.
2. I define my cursor as a 'DictCursor' so that my results are
dictionaries
3. The 'shots' id has the key name of 'id', while all the -other-
'id's have key names of the form: "<TABLE>.id"
I would prefer to have the key names consistent, so that event the
"shots" fields have key names of the form "<TABLE>.id"
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance!
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