OrientDB 3.0.15 Pyorient 1.5.5 Python 2.7 On Monday, June 17, 2019 at 10:49:52 AM UTC, Suhas wrote: > > I'm trying to execute batch sql queries using PyOrient. > > It works all fine when returning one value. For instance, > > begin; > let abcde = select * from ABC limit 5; > return $abcde > > The result I get is a list of `pyorient.otypes.OrientRecord`. > > How does one return multiple values? I did try: > > begin; > let abcde = select * from ABC limit 5; > let bcde = select * from XYZ limit 10; > return [$bcde, $abcde] > > I get a list containing two lists each containing > `pyorient.otypes.OrientRecordLink`, whose hash (get_hash()) doesn't seem to > make much sense. Eg: > link.get_hash() > # returns #-2:163 > > How do I get a list of OrientRecords instead? >
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