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How do you add multiple WHERE clauses in an sqlite3 query, for example:
c.execute("SELECT * FROM requests WHERE driverID=? AND WHERE accepted='False'", (str(sid_login.get()),))
Although I get 'near "WHERE": syntax error' error.
Just use one WHERE and combine conditions with AND:
WHERE
AND
c.execute("SELECT * FROM requests WHERE driverID=? AND accepted=?", (sid_login.get(), False))
Also, instead of manually quoting False, you could use parametrization and let sqlite3 do it for you.
False
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