module sql.magic_sql

Short summary

module pyensae.sql.magic_sql

Defines SQL commands to play with sqlite3. See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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Classes

class	truncated documentation
MagicSQL	Defines SQL commands to play with sqlite3 See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook. …

Functions

function	truncated documentation
register_sql_magics	register magics function, can be called from a notebook

Properties

property	truncated documentation
Context	return the context or None
cross_validation_lock	A contextmanager for running a block with our cross validation lock set to True. At the end of the block, …

Static Methods

staticmethod	truncated documentation
SQL_add_function_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_add_function
SQL_close_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_close
SQL_connect_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_connect
SQL_drop_table_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_drop_table
SQL_import_df_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_import_df
SQL_import_tsv_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_import_tsv
SQL_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %%SQL
SQL_refresh_completion_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_refresh_completion
SQL_schema_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_schema
SQL_tables_parser	defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_tables

Methods

method	truncated documentation
get_connection	returns the connection stored in the workspace
SQL	defines command %%SQL
SQL_add_function	defines %SQL_add_function which adds a function to the database
SQL_close	define SQL_close which closes a database
SQL_connect	define SQL_connect which connects to a SQL database, it stores the database object in variable DB by default …
SQL_drop_table	defines %SQL_drop_table which drops a table from a database
SQL_import_df	defines %SQL_import_df which imports a dataframe into a database
SQL_import_tsv	defines %SQL_import_tsv whichs import a TSV file into a database
SQL_refresh_completion	defines %SQL_refresh_completion
SQL_schema	define SQL_schema
SQL_tables	define %SQL_tables whichs lists the tables in a database

Documentation

Defines SQL commands to play with sqlite3. See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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class pyensae.sql.magic_sql.MagicSQL(shell=None, **kwargs)

Bases: pyquickhelper.ipythonhelper.magic_class.MagicClassWithHelpers

Defines SQL commands to play with sqlite3 See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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SQL(line, cell=None)

defines command %%SQL

SQL

The code for magic command %%SQL is equivalent to:

<variable> = db.execute(<cell>)

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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SQL_add_function(line)

defines %SQL_add_function which adds a function to the database

SQL_add_function

The code for magic command %SQL_add_function is equivalent to:

db.add_function(fu)

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_add_function_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_add_function

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SQL_close(line='')

define SQL_close which closes a database

SQL_close

The code for magic command %SQL_close is equivalent to:

db.close()

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_close_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_close

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SQL_connect(line)

define SQL_connect which connects to a SQL database, it stores the database object in variable DB by default

SQL_connect_parser

The code for magic command %SQL_connect_parser is equivalent to:

from pyense.sql import InterfaceSQL
obj = InterfaceSQL.create(args.filename)
obj.connect()

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_connect_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_connect

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SQL_drop_table(line)

defines %SQL_drop_table which drops a table from a database

SQL_drop_table

The code for magic command %SQL_drop_table is equivalent to:

db.drop_table()

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_drop_table_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_drop_table

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SQL_import_df(line)

defines %SQL_import_df which imports a dataframe into a database

SQL_import_df

The code for magic command %SQL_import_df is equivalent to:

db.import_dataframe(<table>, <df>)

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_import_df_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_import_df

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SQL_import_tsv(line)

defines %SQL_import_tsv whichs import a TSV file into a database

SQL_import_tsv

The code for magic command %SQL_import_tsv is equivalent to:

db.import_flat_file(<filename>, <table>)

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_import_tsv_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_import_tsv

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static SQL_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %%SQL

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SQL_refresh_completion(line='')

defines %SQL_refresh_completion

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static SQL_refresh_completion_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_refresh_completion

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SQL_schema(line='')

define SQL_schema

SQL_schema

The code for magic command %SQL_schema is equivalent to:

db.get_table_columns(<table>, as_dict=not <as_list>)

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_schema_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_schema

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SQL_tables(line='')

define %SQL_tables whichs lists the tables in a database

SQL_tables

The code for magic command %SQL_tables is equivalent to:

db.get_table_list()

See notebook SQL Magic Commands with SQLite in a Notebook.

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static SQL_tables_parser()

defines the way to parse the magic command %SQL_tables

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_trait_default_generators = {}

get_connection(name)

returns the connection stored in the workspace

Parameters:name – variable name of the database Returns:object

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pyensae.sql.magic_sql.register_sql_magics(ip=None)

register magics function, can be called from a notebook

Parameters:ip – from get_ipython()

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