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Structured Query Language (SQL) is a language for querying databases. Questions should include code examples, table structure, sample data, and a tag for the DBMS implementation (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MS SQL Server, IBM DB2, etc.) being used.
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Why do people prefer Pandas to SQL?
All of these can be handled in Sql without extra coding, just with a simple query. Simple Sql operations are just used without any fear about the memory. … For large scale computation I prefer Sql and for small ones, I prefer pandas. …
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Is there a package for using SQL to manipulate Pandas dataframes in Python?
If memory fills out you may crash, something that does not happen using sql commands. You can save your pandas data frame in a csv file and manipulate that csv file using your sql. … Also for importing your csv file to your sql, you have not specified what sql you have but this link may help you. Other sqls also provide this behavior. …
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Python & Pandas : TypeError: to_sql() got an unexpected keyword argument 'flavor'
Based on the documentation 0.22 and 0.24.1, the flavor does not exist in the argument list of the to_sql method. You're probably running the 0.24.1 version which does not need flavor argument.