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From: Dorian Tessore <d.tessore@louise.it>
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Subject: Number of deleted rows in Python module
Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2002 14:59:27 +0200
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Hi every body,
It's the first time that I post to this list, so please excuse me if the 
question is not in the right list.


My SW: Python 1.5.2; pgsql/v7.1.3; RedHat 7.2

My question:
Is there a way of knowing how many rows have been deleted or updated when 
sending a query from a python script to pgsql.
Normally I use :
db = pg.connect( ...)
res=db.query("delete from mytable")

But now I don't know how many rows have been deleted.
(The function res.ntuples() works only for a select statement)

Can anybody help me?
Thank you
Dorian