datepicker_ctrl in sql query

I want to create a query that will extract data between two given dates. Dates are given in datepicker

datepickers:
startDate = str(self.datepicker_ctrl_1.GetValue ())
EndDate = str(self.datepicker_ctrl_2.GetValue ())

query
SELECT employ.name, employ.surname FROM work JOIN employ ON employ.idZ=work.employ_idZ WHERE work.dateFrom>= ‘??’ AND work.dateToDO<= ‘??’

How can I set the value in the query instead of ‘??’

It depends on which database you’re using, and which module you are
using to access that database. Usually, you shouldn’t be converting the date to a string. The
conversion to string depends on the country settings of the computer
being used, and probably don’t match your database. You’ll want to
leave it as a date/time object. The database adapters can then
convert it:
cursor.execute( “SELECT e.name, e.surname FROM work w JOIN
employ e ON e.idZ=w.employ_idZ”
“WHERE work.dateFrom >= ? AND work.dateToDo <= ?;”,
(startDate, EndDate) )
However, there’s still probably a conversion required. The
datepicker GetValue returns a wx.DateTime, which isn’t going to be
recognized by the database adapters. If the adapter wants a Python
datetime, you’ll have to convert it. For example:
import datetime
startD1 = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp( startDate.GetTicks()
)
endD1 = datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp( endDate.GetTicks() )
If you’re using sqlite, then there are other considerations. Sqlite
doesn’t have types, so everything is a string. In that case, you
just need to format your dates into whatever format you want to use
in the database.

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Ja M wrote:

I want to create a query that will
extract data between
two given dates.
Dates are given
in datepicker

          datepickers:

            startDate =
          str(self.datepicker_ctrl_1.GetValue ())

            EndDate =
          str(self.datepicker_ctrl_2.GetValue ())



          query

           SELECT employ.name, employ.surname FROM work JOIN employ

ON employ.idZ=work.employ_idZ WHERE work.dateFrom>=
‘??’ AND work.dateToDO<= ‘??’

          How can I                 set

the value in the query instead
of ‘??’

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