Using Databases With TKinter - Python Tkinter GUI Tutorial #19

How to Use Use Databases With TKinter. In this video I'll start to show you how to use the SQLite3 database with Tkinter. Sqlite is a cool free database that comes with Python and is pretty easy to use!

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[ninjatribble]

Wooo, database stuff! This is what I've been looking forward to. Makes me feel like I'm starting to build something bordering on useful.

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[Lennardish]

Hello John,
With the help of this Sqlite3 tutorial and one video of yours in which to switch between windows, I succeeded to produce a "Menu" window in which two buttons. One button asking for a "def" to add data to a database, and one button, asking for a "def" to query.
I just now have to find out how to make disappear the "menu" window, when I move to the add data window, and how to make the "menu" window reappear by clicking some button in the add window. But. I am thrilled because you showed me the way. Thanks. I continue my quest :) Paul

[williamkidwell]

This series, like most all your tuts is well explained, but I found myself dallying over it. I've got DB experience in other areas, but this didn't really sink in right away for some reason. What I found to be the problem was, the db kept getting "lost" after I closed out the browser, which you address when you speak of it getting placed in the c:/gui directory you use. But I use different notebooks in different directories under Anaconda/Jupyter, which unfortunately makes things more complex sometimes, so the data would get "lost", change around, etc., once I moved to another notebook or tutorial.

FWIW, if anyone has a similar problem, I found it helpful to use os.getcwd() and os.listdir() before setting up the db, so you know where you are working and what's there; and, then, run a simplified (non-tkinter) script to setup, and finally run os.listdir() a second time to ensure the creation of the db file. Then you can just use tkinter to browse the db, make updates, etc.. This technique also lend itself to browsing the db itself with sqlite3 sans tkinter, so - when you return to work in tkinter - you can know the db better, check your work, etc... $.02 HTH... :)

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[devve]

Thanks so much !!! Clear & Well explained. Regards.

[parsabahrambeik]

Hi, thank you very much for your video. I just followed your video to connect to the database ... but you did not continue with MySQL or SQL. This is very unfortunate

[padhiyarkunalalk]

Sir you are great.
#sir can you make a video on, how to store data in pandas using GUI.
#only pandas and tkintrr

Don't use SQL database

#thank you
For teaching

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[timyoung]

Really good tutorial! One question - regarding the need to comment out the 'create table' code after it has been run once since the table has been created. How would you go about doing this if you made a program that was to be run by the public. Would you make an if statement to check if the table already exist and only create a table if it doesn't? Thanks heaps!

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