I'm working on my python script to pull the data from the sqlite3 database.
I have the list of channels in the database, but I have a problem with print the channels because I have stored 30 channels in sqlite3 database and I want to print one channel at a time without repeat it.
Used this code:
#Pull the data from the database
channelList = list()
programList = list()
database_path =
xbmc.translatePath(os.path.join('special://userdata/addon_data/script.tvguide',
'source.db'))
if os.path.exists(database_path):
#get the channels list
cur.execute('SELECT channel FROM programs WHERE channel')
row = cur.fetchone()
for row in cur:
channel = row[0].encode('ascii')
#channelList.append(channel)
print channel
Result:
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
I want to make the result like this:
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 101 ABC FAMILY
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:23:14 T:3280 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
EDIT: There are one channel which is missing:
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 102 CBS
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 103 CNN USA
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 105 ESPN USA
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 106 Fox News
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 107 Animal Planet
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 108 USA Network
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 110 SPIKE
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 111 BRAVO USA
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 112 BRAVO1
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 113 BRAVO2
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 114 BRAVO3
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 115 BRAVO4
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 116 BRAVO5
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 117 BRAVO6
16:47:21 T:2196 NOTICE: 118 BRAVO7
When I use this code:
if os.path.exists(database_path):
#get the channels list
cur.execute('SELECT channel FROM programs WHERE channel GROUP BY channel')
row = cur.fetchone()
for row in cur:
channel = row[0].encode('ascii')
#channelList.append(channel)
print channel
You can do this by changing your SQL query in one of two ways:
SELECT DISTINCT channel FROM programs WHERE channel
Or:
SELECT channel FROM programs WHERE channel GROUP BY channel
My preference lies with the former, personally, since GROUP BY
contains a lot of other functionality that's useful for organizing data. I wouldn't rely on it solely for removing duplicates, but the option is there.