As mentioned by CountZero above, you can’t nest TT that way. This should do what you want but I’m not sure it’s a good idea– 

[% FOR row IN rows %]
[% query_str = "SELECT * FROM contacts WHERE account_code = ${row.acco
+unt_code}" %]
[% END %]

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Getting this kind of thing out of the templates will be a long run win. If you prefer to do things this way, PHP is probably just as good, if not better, for this style of in-template code. (I prefer Perl.)

Update, as is, that code does nothing really… just sets a variable. So I don’t know it will actually do what you want. :)

In reply to Re^3: How to use template toolkit variable in a template toolkit mysql query by Your Mother
in thread How to use template toolkit variable in a template toolkit mysql query by hamidafshar

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