Ahhh, that explains it. In my example, I had already removed the crud at the beginning of each line.
For anyone else looking to do something similar, you can configure postgres.conf to log the queries it recieves and I get the following in the log file : LOG: statement: UPDATE students SET custom_200000004='17-JAN-85' WHERE students.student_id = 514 I'll still have to trim the beginning of each line, but it's usable. Thanks for the help. Brian On 1/5/07, Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
every other line is a repr() of the bind parameter dictionary sent to the query, so you probably want to grab those separately (they are sent as distinct log lines - not sure why they are munged together in your example above). the query itself is using bind parameters in psycopg2's configured bind param format, "pyformat". thats what SA is sending to the database. >
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