If you're using kinterbasdb, after cursor has executed query cursor.execute(), get description as "cursor.description", eg, for list of names,

fields = [nm[kinterbasdb.DESCRIPTION_NAME] for nm in crs.description]

--- In firebird-python@yahoogroups.com, "angel9blaze" <gerdusvanzyl@...> wrote:
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> Is there a way to get the domain a column belongs to? I have boolean columns that are of "BOOLEAN_D" domain type. Kinterbas of course gives me it back as int which is what they are stored as. cursor->describe does not give the domain so I can't determine if the column is boolean or not.
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> I have checked the c source and it seems one can get the relation name and field name for a column in a query and is used to retrieve the precision in determine_field_precision and thus one could get the domain as well. Sadly this info is not exposed by python API as far as I can tell.
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> Anybody have any tip on how to get die domain for a column in a select statement?
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