Example of setting a hmset using the python api

[David Montgomery]

Hi,

Given this HMSET myhash field1 "Hello" field2 "World" how do I use
tye python api to do the same thing? r.hmset(?,?)

Thanks

[Josiah Carlson]

r.hmset(name, {'field1':'Hello', 'field2':'World'})

Regards,
- Josiah

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[Josiah Carlson]

If you just want to fetch all of the key names:
r.hkeys('blogtable_userDetails_John')
if you want all of the keys and values:
r.hgetall('blogtable_userDetails_John')

These are all standard Redis commands, which you can read about at:
http://redis.io/commands

Regards,
- Josiah

On Sat, Nov 3, 2012 at 7:32 AM, Sivaranjini D <dro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In hmget command, how do I have print all fields for a key?
>
> import redis
> r = redis.Redis(host="localhost",db=1)
> r.hmset('blogtable_userDetails_John', {'password':'abcd',
> 'lastlogindate':'2012-20-9'})
> redirect = r.hmget(blogtable_userDetails_John','password')
> print(redirect)
>
> In the above eg, the values are printed for the field names that are passed.
> How is that I have to print all fields?
>
> Thanks,
> Ranjini

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[Sivaranjini]

Hi Josiah,

Thank you for the info :)

-Ranjini

Regards,
Sivaranjini

 
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