> I think what you want is ...(*list_of_tuples) similar to the syntax used
> when calling functions with position arguments from a list.
Thanks, that bypasses the "TypeError: not all arguments converted during
string formatting" error but raises a new error
"TypeError: execute() takes at m
I'm parsing some data to feed to a MySQL database, and would like to be
able to pass in a list (a dictionary or a series of tuples) in the
cursor.execute() or cursor.executemany() statement, but everything I've
tried raises errors. I'm sure it's a matter of correct formatting the
list as a sequenc
Other than outdenting the whole thing, are you using a 'non-standard'
character set? Are you sure that '(' isn't an alternative encoding
variant that python isn't recognising as a parenthesis? I've see nthat
sometimes with Japanese or unicode encoding.
Just a thought...
(Just to check, I tried y
