[quote]
d = {"spam": "1", "egg": "2"}
cols = d.keys()
vals = d.values()
stmt = "INSERT INTO table (%s) VALUES(%s)" % (
",".join(cols), ",".join(["?"]*len(vals))
)
cursor.execute(stmt, tuple(vals))
[/quote]
I will be using the python-mysql API. This looks like what I am looking
for. I just have a question about the last join statment. In this case
it would just create a string = '?,?' - wouldn't it? Other than that,
it is pretty easy to understand. Now - how do I escape the string for
characters that might break the script e.g. [' " \ ) ( ...]?
Is there a python function to do it? part of the mysql-python module,
maybe?
-d-
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