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installed paycopg2 for python pycharm and imported to the project.But the functions like curson() execute() are not autopopulated when I calling with the connection object
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Really. You covered the basic table with DDL, DML along with try, except, format string, tuple very understandable way. I heard using of iterators instead of for loop.
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For people like me who notice personal libraries a lot, that in the background is "Getting Things Done" by David Allen. I recommend it to be a must-read book along with "HyperFocus" by Chris Bailey which complements each other. You're welcome!
suggestion : make a video explaining what goes into a config file and where to find all that information. I have trouble understanding how to switch from database administration to the rest of my code. thanks, great video !!!
Thanks for this Taufiq - great help. Just a suggestion. Perhaps you could include a use case for multiple cursors? Also, a piece on implementing config file. Thanks again for a wonderful video - Jai
Excellent video!!! One thing to clarify, what’s the difference between connecting this through SQLAlchemy with psycopg2 driver and connecting via psycopg2 driver straight away.
Question. When creating the table, for the PRIMARY KEY which is id. Can you use SERIAL instead of INT? Asking since SERIAL will automatically address this as the PRIMARY KEY and the id will always be unique? I am assuming since the id will not have duplicates.
Your welcome 🙏🏼 I am planning to make videos on machine learning using python in the near future so hopefully I will cover this at that point in time.. Thank you for the suggestion, will definitely consider this 🙂
Your welcome 🙏🏼 Sure focusing on data science concepts for the next few months and then will move on to machine learning and then deep learning.. Thanks again for the suggestion and the support. Truly appreciate it ☺️
This is amazing stuff. Thank you, brother. I am trying to send the outputs I got in python to the database. Like I am reading valves from my plc using the OPC UA server via python. Now I want to send those values to my PostgreSQL database. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much again.
As a old woman learning to upgrade, I found your videos handy and very clear to catch up.I am one of your subscriber.I watched your SQL contents and simply loved it. So are your python concepts. Thank you for all your hardwork and is not easy to deliver.God bless and keep teaching people like me and others🙏
Hi Girija,
This is such a beautiful feedback… I cannot express my happiness hearing that my videos have helped you ..
Each video takes a lot of effort to make and it’s all worth it when I get to hear such beautiful words from you guys..
I am so great full that you took your time to leave me this feedback..
THANK YOU 🙏🏼
And I wish you all the best in your learning journey 🙂
installed paycopg2 for python pycharm and imported to the project.But the functions like curson() execute() are not autopopulated when I calling with the connection object
You taught this fantastically! With your teaching I am able to immediately go away and use this knowledge on my own project - it's rare that anyone teaches me something that can enable me to do this with such ease. Look forward to watching more of your videos!
Thank you . Glad it helped
This is really great stuff!
I'm a math, ml, guy and I feel like I'm learning great python techniques here
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Such a comprehensive and quick tutorial to get the basics! I recommend this tutorial after watching neural nine crash course for python and postgres. This really gives you more efficient and clean solutions for writting code.
Instantly subscribed!
You mentioned all the details like preventing sql injection, using the 'with' clause, and so on (unlike other youtube tutors who just skip these ), so it's really helpful and you're a fantastic teacher! 💯
straight to the point and concise. appreciate your hard work in helping us learn.
Very nice video. Not only showing how to get things done but also details like the try block, the little scripts (to reuse code) and stuff.
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Thank you so much Santos and sure will do
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Thank you Dimple :)
God bless you for sharing valuable knowledge with practical example. Thank you so much.
The explanation is really clear! It is easy to understand what you are doing. Great job!
Thank you so much for the video, I was having problems with rollback, any single mistake that I made, I had to start all over, but your video showed me a better approach.
This video was quite helpful. Saved me a lot of time and very comprehensive too. Thank you🙏
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Thank you 🙏🏼
Glad this helped
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Thoufiq, it is a very clear, easy and helpful tutorial, you covered a lot. Thank you.
Welcome:)
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Thank you
Morgan
Really. You covered the basic table with DDL, DML along with try, except, format string, tuple very understandable way. I heard using of iterators instead of for loop.
Great tutorial, very helpful. Thank you for posting it.
Glad this helped
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Very informative and very clear. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Your welcome Anura,
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I have been watching your tutorials and really awesome.. Thank you for your time and effort..
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Glad you liked it Sampath
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I just started learning python and my manager is like I need results , you made my life easy by posting this video !!!!
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Great job Mr. Thoufiq.
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Please continue making more dedicated videos in Python just like SQL.
THANKS IN ADVANCE
Thank you sir for everything! It's really appreciated!
Glad you like them
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Very quick, clear and easy to catch. Thanks:)
For people like me who notice personal libraries a lot, that in the background is "Getting Things Done" by David Allen. I recommend it to be a must-read book along with "HyperFocus" by Chris Bailey which complements each other.
You're welcome!
This was very helpful man, thanks a lot.
Thanks for the video TFQ..I want more python tutorial and sql as well
Noted bro , I’ll get to python soon
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suggestion : make a video explaining what goes into a config file and where to find all that information. I have trouble understanding how to switch from database administration to the rest of my code. thanks, great video !!!
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Thanks for this Taufiq - great help. Just a suggestion. Perhaps you could include a use case for multiple cursors? Also, a piece on implementing config file. Thanks again for a wonderful video - Jai
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Super explanation really helpful… please cover ‘csv’ module in python
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
Really glad you found this helpful 🙂
Sure will consider your feedback to make a video on csv module..
Awesome video
You did great job and explained in simple steps.can you please prepare a video on exporting CSV from postgreySQL to python in pipeline?
thank you Naik and sure will consider it for the future
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Thank you :)
Thank you Thoufiq
Your welcome 🙏🏼
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very good video. You could have also covered how to use config file for database connection parameters
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Awesome..
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Excellent video!!! One thing to clarify, what’s the difference between connecting this through SQLAlchemy with psycopg2 driver and connecting via psycopg2 driver straight away.
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Thanks Bro!
Great video. How does one go about creating, storing, and using the config file?
This is awesome, But can we print the column names also in the Console/Output? Your code is just displaying the data.
Thank you so much. Your video was really helpful. Do you have similar videos on pandas data frame using PostgreSQL? Thanks again.
Thank you!
Thank you sir
Welcome
Question. When creating the table, for the PRIMARY KEY which is id. Can you use SERIAL instead of INT? Asking since
SERIAL will automatically address this as the PRIMARY KEY and the id will always be unique? I am assuming since the id will not have duplicates.
Yea you can use SERIAL as the data type for the primary key ID column..
I just used INT for this particular example
Thank you very much, can you please show as how to connect our model machine learning application to python?
Your welcome 🙏🏼
I am planning to make videos on machine learning using python in the near future so hopefully I will cover this at that point in time..
Thank you for the suggestion, will definitely consider this 🙂
@@techTFQ thank you for responding please for especially deep learning.. good luck
Your welcome 🙏🏼
Sure focusing on data science concepts for the next few months and then will move on to machine learning and then deep learning..
Thanks again for the suggestion and the support. Truly appreciate it ☺️
As a token of gratitude, I can buy your Udemy course or give a 5satr rating... God bless you. Create a video on polar with postgres
How would we insert a dataframe into a pg database?
This is amazing stuff. Thank you, brother. I am trying to send the outputs I got in python to the database. Like I am reading valves from my plc using the OPC UA server via python. Now I want to send those values to my PostgreSQL database. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much again.
Thx buddy
Glad you liked it
given that the context manager does not close the connection, is there any advantage of putting the connection under a contex manager?
Which database is mostly used in IT industry Oracle or PostgreSql.
Can you please tell me