So I have a function in views:
#################################
def getEntries(user):
"""Returns unique entries and page views for each of last 30 day
"""
cursor = connection.cursor()
query = cursor.execute('SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT(ip)) AS uniqs,
COUNT(ip) AS views, date FROM pw_logs GROUP BY date LIMIT 30')
return query.fetchall()
#################################
The query in phpMyAdmin returns the correct data. In Django-SVN
cursor.execute returns LONG - a number. I used SQLite yesterday with
simillar query (and others) and it worked. Now what I se on MySQL all
or almost all my cursor.execute give LONGs. What's going on?
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