Example #1
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def tbls(dbname):
    """

    :param dbname: The name of a database/sche,a
    :return: List of tables in the database.
    """

    inputs = log_and_extract_input(tbls, None)
    rsp = Response(json.dumps(dta.get_tables(dbname)), status=200, content_type="application/json")
    return rsp
Example #2
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def tbls(dbname):
    """

    :param dbname: The name of a database/sche,a
    :return: List of tables in the database.
    """

    _ = log_and_extract_input(tbls, {"dbname": dbname})
    msg = dta.get_tables(dbname)
    rsp = Response(json.dumps(msg, default=str), status=200, content_type="application/json")
    return rsp
Example #3
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def tbls(dbname):
    """

    :param dbname: The name of a database/schema
    :return: List of tables in the database.
    """

    # Your code  goes here.

    # Hint: Implement the function in data_table_adaptor
    inputs = log_and_extract_input(dbs, None)
    tables = dta.get_tables(dbname)
    rsp_str = json.dumps(tables)
    rsp = Response(rsp_str, status=200, content_type="application/json")
    return rsp
Example #4
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def t5():
    print(
        "########################## Test_get_tables ##########################"
    )
    connect_info = {
        "host": "127.0.0.1:3306",
        "user": "******",
        "password": "******"
    }

    d = dta.get_tables("lahman2019clean")
    print("t5 result =", json.dumps(d, indent=2))
    print(
        "########################## Test_get_tables ##########################"
    )
Example #5
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def t_get_tables(dbname):
    tables = dta.get_tables(dbname)
    print(json.dumps(tables, indent=2))
Example #6
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def test3(name):
    d = dta.get_tables(name)
    print("tables test: ", json.dumps(d, indent=2))
Example #7
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def t3(dbname):
    d = dta.get_tables('lahman2019clean')
    print('t2 result =', json.dumps(d, indent=2))