So I know that the row in allRows has to come first so I don't repeat the main category like it is doing now. I have been trying for days now to get this right. I can't seem to get it with just if statements and for statements. I need I need to include a function to eliminate excessive iterations, and an if statement so the code doesn't break because of a category with no sub_category. I will also add two more children 'item' and 'options' once i get the first parent/child relationship down. Note: the company ID is just a simple one eventually it will become the true rootNode.
The code below is close to what I want, but still very far. It produces:
Cat1
subC1 - 1 <--correct
subC1 - 2 <--correct
Cat2
subC1 - 1 <--wrong
subC1 - 2 <--wrong
Cat3
subC1 - 1 <--wrong
subC1 - 2 <--wrong
Cat4
subC1 - 1 <--wrong
subC1 - 2 <--wrong
Cat1
subC2 - 1 <--wrong
subC2 - 2 <--wrong
Cat2
subC2 - 1 <--correct
subC2 - 2 <--correct
Cat3
subC2 - 1 <--wrong
subC2 - 2 <--wrong
Cat4
subC2 - 1 <--wrong
subC2 - 2 <--wrong
Cat1
subC3 - 1 <--wrong
subC3 - 2 <--wrong
Cat2
subC3 - 1 <--wrong
subC3 - 2 <--wrong
Cat3
subC3 - 1 <--correct
subC3 - 2 <--correct
Cat4
subC3 - 1 <--wrong
subC3 - 2 <--wrong
Cat1
subC4 - 1 <--wrong
subC4 - 2 <--wrong
Cat2
subC4 - 1 <--wrong
subC4 - 2 <--wrong
Cat3
subC4 - 1 <--wrong
subC4 - 2 <--wrong
Cat4
subC4 - 1 <--correct
subC4 - 2 <--correct
I have also been able to achieve
Cat1
Cat2
Cat3
Cat4
subC4 - 1 <--correct
subC4 - 2 <--correct
Code
rootNode = Node("Categories")
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Category WHERE company_ID=1")
allRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT cat_ID from Category WHERE company_ID=1")
cat_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT category_ID from Sub_Category")
sub_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for x in cat_ids:
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Sub_Category WHERE category_ID=(?)",(x))
subNames = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
print x
for row in allRows:
row = Node(row[2], rootNode)
for sub in subNames:
print sub[1]
print x
sub = Node(sub[2], row)
This code gets this result.
rootNode = Node("Categories")
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Category WHERE company_ID=1")
allRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT cat_ID from Category WHERE company_ID=1")
cat_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * from Sub_Category")
sub_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for row in allRows:
row = Node(row[2], rootNode)
for sub in sub_ids:
sub = Node(sub[2], row)
Cat1
all subcats
Cat2
all subcats
Cat3
all subcats
Cat4
all subcats
rootNode = Node("Categories")
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Category WHERE company_ID=1")
allCatRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT cat_ID FROM Category WHERE company_ID=1")
cat_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT subCat_ID FROM Sub_Category")
subCat_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT item_ID FROM Item")
item_ids = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for ids in cat_ids:
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Sub_Category WHERE cat_ID=(?)", (ids))
allSubRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for cat in allCatRows:
if cat[0] in ids:
cat = Node(cat[2], rootNode)
for sids in subCat_ids:
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Item WHERE subCat_ID=(?)", (sids))
allItemRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for sub in allSubRows:
if sub[0] in sids:
sub = Node(sub[2], cat)
for tids in item_ids:
self.dbCursor.execute("SELECT * FROM Option WHERE item_ID=(?)", (tids))
allOptionRows = self.dbCursor.fetchall()
for item in allItemRows:
if item[0] in tids:
item = Node(item[2], sub)
for option in allOptionRows:
option = Node(option[2], item)