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programmatically execute mysql commands #766

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mohit2152sharma opened this issue Dec 1, 2023 · 6 comments
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programmatically execute mysql commands #766

mohit2152sharma opened this issue Dec 1, 2023 · 6 comments

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@mohit2152sharma
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Pretty much the title, is it possible to execute mysql commands programmatically. I think pscale shell database branch should do that but when I try to run a command, it throws an error saying, shell command is only possible in interactive mode.

@mscoutermarsh
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Try setting env var PSCALE_ALLOW_NONINTERACTIVE_SHELL=1 and should allow you to run it.

@mohit2152sharma
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thanks a lot, this solves it. But now I get different error, saying that database and branch do not exist in the org, even though they do exist and I am able to run the same command normally.

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I believe you'll need to authenticate with a service token. Which you can create by going to your organization settings. And adding connect_branch or connect_production_branch permissions for the database.

Set the following env vars once you have the token.

PLANETSCALE_SERVICE_TOKEN_ID
PLANETSCALE_SERVICE_TOKEN

@mohit2152sharma
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Gave all the permissions and set up the enviroment variables as well, although I am passing them in the command itself using --service-token and --serivce-token-id.

Here's how I was doing:

  1. I have a file with multiple commands
  2. I read the file and split into individual commands
  3. I create a command pscale shell db branch --service-token $serviceToken --service-token-id $serviceTokenId <<EOF\n{the multiline command}\nEOF
  4. I then run a subprocess.run() command and pass the above command to it.

Anyway, now I am doing differently, using mysql-connector-python and executing command using this module and it's running successfully. I can close this comment, but would still like to know, I am doing anything wrong.

@mscoutermarsh
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I believe you tried this, but just to confirm. The command works when run directly? Not from python?

Are you getting the same error when the service token is passed?

@mohit2152sharma
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Yes, it works. see for example:

❯ pscale shell saral develop --service-token $PLANETSCALE_SERVICE_TOKEN --service-token-id $PLANETSCALE_SERVICE_TOKEN_ID <<EOF
show databases;
EOF
+--------------------+
| Database           |
+--------------------+
| saral              |
| information_schema |
| mysql              |
| sys                |
| performance_schema |
+--------------------+

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