I am trying to search for a string in the entire database using Python.

I am trying to search for a string in the entire database using Python.

Python comes with a “batteries included” sqlite3 library.

I use ChEMBL’s chembl_webresource_client. However, yesterday, and today all my requests, even basic from GitHub document are returning:

I have a json file (that’s dynamic and is generated daily) which is like this for yesterday:

In my budget tracking app using Python and sqlite3 I don’t need the user to come up with new types of transactions or accounts (card, cash and etc.). I need to make a fixed amount of transaction types (income, expense and transfer) and that’s it. My code:

I am developing an application using Python and SQLite3 to handle a large amount of data. As the size of the database table increases, the performance significantly degrades, and I occasionally encounter exceptions.

I am working on a sqlite database python based project , to keep the code neat and clean I am passing the values of my form fields along with database name and table name to another python file , whose work is to handle only database queries , I have framed the query everthing is working fine but I am getting error in execute() function.

I’m working on a personal project using SQLite and a whole lot of data. To speed it up, I want to do multiprocessing. What I’ve found when trying to implement this is that I get a pickling error if I have the sqlite connection created within the __init__, but it doesn’t happen when created outside of __init__. Why is this? Sample code showing the error below.

This is my code: