Assuming I have a data table structured as tb_user(id int primary key, name varchar(15), age int, score float).
The insert_sql = 'insert into tb_user values(%s, %s, %s, %s)'.
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '', '85.0']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Incorrect integer value: '' for column 'age' at row 1".
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '23', '']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Data truncated for column 'score' at row 1".
My question is, when inserting empty string ('') for column of float/int type, how to keep the inserted value NULL (e.g. age = NULL, or score = NULL), instead of raising an exception?
Thanks for your help!
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Assuming I have a data table structured as tb_user(id int primary key, name varchar(15), age int, score float).
The insert_sql = 'insert into tb_user values(%s, %s, %s, %s)'.
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '', '85.0']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Incorrect integer value: '' for column 'age' at row 1".
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '23', '']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Data truncated for column 'score' at row 1".
My question is, when inserting empty string ('') for column of float/int type, how to keep the inserted value NULL (e.g. age = NULL, or score = NULL), instead of raising an exception?
Thanks for your help!
Insert empty string ('') for column of float/int type?
Assuming I have a data table structured as tb_user(id int primary
key, name varchar(15), age int, score float).
The insert_sql = 'insert into tb_user values(%s, %s, %s, %s)'.
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '', '85.0']) is
executed, an exception will be raised saying "Incorrect integer
value: '' for column 'age' at row 1".
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '23', '']) is
executed, an exception will be raised saying "Data truncated for
column 'score' at row 1".
My question is, when inserting empty string ('') for column of
float/int type, how to keep the inserted value NULL (e.g. age =
NULL, or score = NULL), instead of raising an exception?
Thanks for your help!
Insert empty string ('') for column of float/int type?
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Assuming I have a data table structured as tb_user(id int primary key, name varchar(15), age int, score float).
The insert_sql = 'insert into tb_user values(%s, %s, %s, %s)'.
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '', '85.0']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Incorrect integer value: '' for column 'age' at row 1".
If the command c.execute(insert_sql, [1, 'John', '23', '']) is executed, an exception will be raised saying "Data truncated for column 'score' at row 1".
My question is, when inserting empty string ('') for column of float/int type, how to keep the inserted value NULL (e.g. age = NULL, or score = NULL), instead of raising an exception?
Thanks for your help!
Hi,
Have you tried None?
On 8 Apr 2014, at 14:53, Kevin farewellwho@users.sf.net wrote:
You might also try "age IS NULL" and "score IS NULL" in your SQL.
David
On 04/08/2014 10:20 AM, jentyk wrote:
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University of Wisconsin, Madison
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Python None == SQL NULL