Python pyodbc fetchmany() how to select out put to update query - python-3.x

Question

I have code to fetchmany() that will output eg:10 records
And i have added iterating value for each 0 1 2 3 4 5 for print statement , now i want user input 0 or 1 and it should select column. For those input so i can update sql record for those column
cur.execute("select events.SERIALNUM, emp.LASTNAME, emp.SSNO,
events.EVENT_TIME_UTC from AccessControl.dbo.emp,
AccessControl.dbo.events where emp.id = events.empid and emp.SSNO=?
order by EVENT_TIME_UTC desc ", empid)
rows = cur.fetchmany(att_date)
n = 0
for row in rows :
event_date = row.EVENT_TIME_UTC
utc = event_date.replace(tzinfo=from_zone)
utc_to_local = utc.astimezone(to_zone)
local_time = utc_to_local.strftime('%H:%M:%S')
att_date = utc_to_local.strftime('%d:%m:%y')
print (n, row.SERIALNUM, row.LASTNAME, row.SSNO, att_date, local_time)
n = n + 1
seri_al = input("Copy And Past the serial number u want to modifiy: ")
this will output following Data
0 1500448188 FIRST NAME 03249 2017-07-19 17:01:17
1 1500448187 FIRST NAME 03249 2017-07-19 17:01:15
Eg:
seri_al = input("Copy And Past the serial number u want to modifiy: ")
instead of copying and pasting '1500448188' these numbers I want the user to only enter '0' and map that one and update sql query as for where clause serial number.

Answer 1

It appears that you already know how to use input to prompt for the user's choice. The only piece you are missing is to add items to a dictionary as you loop through the rows. Here is a slightly abstracted example:
rows = [('1500448188',),('1500448187',)] # test data
selections = dict()
n = 0
for row in rows:
selections[n] = row[0]
print(n, repr(row[0]))
n += 1
select = input("Enter the index (0, 1, ...) you want to select: ")
selected_key = selections[int(select)]
print("You selected " + repr(selected_key))
which prints
0 '1500448188'
1 '1500448187'
Enter the index (0, 1, ...) you want to select: 1
You selected '1500448187'