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Is possible to get ID for the row I inserted using pymysql?
curr = db.cursor()
curr.execute("INSERT INTO `accounts` (`name`, `password`) VALUES ('%s', '%s')", accName, passwd)
curr.execute("INSERT INTO `person` (`name`, `accoiunt_id`) VALUES ('%s', '%d')", pName, HERE_I_NEED_ACCID)
There is autoincrement primary key “id” in accounts table.
You can use
lastrowidproperty of your cursor object.Or you can execute
SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID(), and fetch the result as scalar withfetchone()