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How to update only two colums in database from csv without touching data in other col - Prince_Bhatia - Aug-21-2018
hi I have a database which looks like this image [attachment=456]
i have a csv which has two columns City and Main_city. I want to update Main_City against the City column from csv into database but without damaging other data into the database. How can i do this?
I do not know the logic behind it.
below are my codes:
import csv
data_obj = {}
def readfiles():
f = open("city.csv", "r")
data = f.read()
lst = data.split("\n")
for i in range(1, len(lst)):
val = lst[i].split(",")
data_obj[val[0]] = val[1]
#print(data_obj[val[0]])
print(data_obj)
readfiles()
conn = sqlite3.connect('99_data_increment.db')
c = conn.cursor()
c.execute("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS crawled (id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, State , XID , Project_Name , City , Main_City , Registration_Number , Promoter_Name , Rera_URL , PDF_text, Crawled_Date , Status, Names, Transaction_Date, Comments, Call_Contact_Number, Creation_Type, Builder_Website)")
New_project_db.insert(statess, XID, Projectname, City, maincity, Registration_number, promotername, rera_url, blank, fdate, "CREATED", agents_names, fdate, blank, blank, blank, blank)
## didn't getting logic behindMy csv looks like this:[attachment=457]