I have created a dictionary as follows:
dict = { 'NASDAQ': {'AMZN%', 'AAPL%', 'ABNB%'}, 'TSX': {'SHOP%', 'L%', 'RY%', 'XIF%'}}
I want to write a for loop within a query to fetch data from a table TICKER_TABLE
with a column called TICKER
which contains the dict
values.
The query I am writing is part of a broader Python loop that looks like this:
for key in dict.keys():
query = """SELECT * FROM "TICKER_TABLE"
WHERE "TICKER" LIKE (FOR ITEM IN dict.VALUES)""""
Is there a way to do this?
If TICKER_TABLE and TICKER it's varable use f before string and {} to add varable. I'm not very advanced with sql, so I will use an extra for loop in python, although it can probably be done better but I don't know what u actually need:
for key in dict:
for value in dict[key]:
query = f"SELECT * FROM {TICKER_TABLE}
WHERE {TICKER} LIKE {value}"
Every iteretion of second for loop to AMZN%, AAPL%, SHOP% etc
Maby something for this will be helpful for u.