`?` does not make sense

[bingtel]

when results = db.select('select * from user where id = ?', [1]) run, it turns out that:
orator/connections/connection.py", line 341, in _try_again_if_caused_by_lost_connection raise QueryException(query, bindings, e) orator.exceptions.query.QueryException: not all arguments converted during string formatting (SQL: select id, name from user where id = ? ([1]))

I have to change ? into %s.
results = db.select('select * from user where id = %s', [1]).

So the documentation is wrong.

[dapicester]

I just bumped into this while using where_raw.
For example, instead of:

User.where_raw('name = ?', name)

one has to write:

User.where_raw('name = %s', name)

[zeroeuns]

HI folks, do you have any insights about this? Also bumped into it today. It seems like on writing the docs, the pure sql syntax was mistakenly mentioned. But it should be a python normal string interpolation, therefore it's like %s, that will be parameterized and translated to sql later.