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#!/usr/local/bin/python
#ident "$Id: demo1b.py,v 1.2 2001/10/18 03:17:08 ballie01 Exp $"
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
# demo1b.py - implement the sample program #1 from the PostgreSQL libpq |
# doumentation using the PgSQL (DB-API 2.0 compliant) module|
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------+
import sys
from pyPgSQL import PgSQL
dbname = 'template1'
# Make a connection to the database and check to see if it succeeded.
try:
cnx = PgSQL.connect(database=dbname)
except PgSQL.Error, msg:
print "Connection to database '%s' failed" % dbname
print msg,
sys.exit()
# Create a Cursor object. This handles the transaction block and the
# declaration of the database cursor.
cur = cnx.cursor()
# Fetch instances of pg_database, the system catalog of databases.
try:
cur.execute("SELECT * FROM pg_database")
except PgSQL.Error, msg:
print "Select from pg_database failed\n%s" % msg,
sys.exit()
try:
res = cur.fetchall()
except StandardError, msg:
print "Fetch of all instanaces failed\n%s" % msg,
sys.exit()
# First, print out the attibute names.
fmt = ""
for i in cur.description:
sys.stdout.write('%-15s' % i[0])
fmt = fmt + '%-15s' # build up the format string for use later on.
print '\n'
# Next, print out the instances.
for i in res:
print fmt % tuple(i)
# Close the cursor
cur.close()
# Commit the transaction
cnx.commit()
# That's all folks!
del cnx, cur, res
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