Edits history of script submission #6006 for ' Execute arbitrary Query in Python (mysql)'

• python3

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  from typing import TypedDict
  import mysql.connector as mysql_connector
  
  # Define the MySQL resource type
  class mysql(TypedDict):
      ssl: bool
      host: str
      port: float
      user: str
      database: str
      password: str
  
  def main(mysql_credentials: mysql, query; str) -> str:
      # Connect to the MySQL database using the provided credentials
      connection = mysql_connector.connect(
          host=mysql_credentials["host"],
          user=mysql_credentials["user"],
          password=mysql_credentials["password"],
          database=mysql_credentials["database"],
          port=int(mysql_credentials["port"]),
          ssl_disabled=not mysql_credentials["ssl"],
      )
  
      # Create a cursor object
      cursor = connection.cursor()
  
      # Execute the query
      cursor.execute(query)
  
      # Fetch one result
      result = cursor.fetchone()
  
      # Close the cursor and connection
      cursor.close()
      connection.close()
  
      # Return the result
      return str(result[0])

  Submitted by hugo697 372 days ago

• python3

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  from typing import TypedDict
  import mysql.connector as mysql_connector
  
  # Define the MySQL resource type
  class mysql(TypedDict):
      ssl: bool
      host: str
      port: float
      user: str
      database: str
      password: str
  
  def main(mysql_credentials: mysql, query; str) -> str:
      # Connect to the MySQL database using the provided credentials
      connection = mysql_connector.connect(
          host=mysql_credentials["host"],
          user=mysql_credentials["user"],
          password=mysql_credentials["password"],
          database=mysql_credentials["database"],
          port=int(mysql_credentials["port"]),
          ssl_disabled=not mysql_credentials["ssl"],
      )
  
      # Create a cursor object
      cursor = connection.cursor()
  
      # Execute the query
      cursor.execute(query)
  
      # Fetch one result
      result = cursor.fetchone()
  
      # Close the cursor and connection
      cursor.close()
      connection.close()
  
      # Return the result
      return str(result[0])

  Submitted by henri186 794 days ago