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Hey nhynes,
I was working with your SQL Query , and i have tried multiple of writing the same query with different operators.
The query results with only one record as return value, it is completely random to argument of the statement.
The follow statement I used are very simple statement
sql("SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE 11BF2") for the Rid, it comes with SQL error near where.
BF
sql("SELECT * FROM tablename") out puts only one record.
Is it possible to explain how SQL query works in conjunction to Python.
Thank you for time,
Arun
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Hey nhynes,
I was working with your SQL Query , and i have tried multiple of writing the same query with different operators.
The query results with only one record as return value, it is completely random to argument of the statement.
The follow statement I used are very simple statement
sql("SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE 11
BF2") for the Rid, it comes with SQL error near where.sql("SELECT * FROM tablename") out puts only one record.
Is it possible to explain how SQL query works in conjunction to Python.
Thank you for time,
Arun
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: