I'm connecting to a MS SQL 2005 database using ADO com objects and getting a dataset from a stored procedure -- Works great.
I'm placing that dataset into a dictionary -- works. I'm placing that dictionary into a list -- problem!! When I move to the next record in the dataset and place the dictionary created from that into the list all the members that are in the list change to that record. here is that portion of the code: prv640_records = [] while not rtn.EOF: prv640_dict['promise_id'] = rtn.Fields.Item('promise_id').Value prv640_dict['service_location'] = rtn.Fields.Item('service_location').Value prv640_dict['mco_code'] = rtn.Fields.Item('subnetwork_id').Value prv640_dict['begin_date'] = rtn.Fields.Item('begin_date').Value prv640_dict['end_date'] = rtn.Fields.Item('end_date').Value prv640_dict['mco_prov_number'] = rtn.Fields.Item('provider_id').Value prv640_dict['action'] = rtn.Fields.Item('STATUS').Value rtn.MoveNext() prv640_records.append(prv640_dict) So the first time through the while loop, prv640_records will contain one dictionary that is the first record in rtn. The second time through the loop prv640_records will contain 2 dictionaries that are both the 2nd record in rtn. The first dictionary in prv640_records is somehow replaced. So in testing this with a record set of 402 records, at the end of the while loop, the list prv640_records will contain 402 dictionaries that are all the last record of rtn. I hope this is a clear explanation of the problem. Does anyone have an idea why? I been trying to figure this out for 3 hours now. Rod Person Sr. Programmer (412)454-2616 http://www.ccbh.com Just because it can be done, doesn't it mean it should be done. - Anon _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32