Code should always set a variable named `result` with the result of your test, that can be a list or a dictionary. If `result` is an empty list, it means that the test was successful. Otherwise it will try to translate and print what is inside `result`. If the result of your test is a dictionary, you can set a variable named `column_order` to choose in
what order you want to print `result`'s content.
Should you need them, you can also use the following variables into your code:
    * cr: cursor to the database
    * uid: ID of the current user
In any ways, the code must be legal python statements with correct indentation (if needed).
Example:
    sql = '''SELECT id, name, ref, date
             FROM account_move_line
             WHERE account_id IN (SELECT id FROM account_account WHERE type = 'view')
          '''
    cr.execute(sql)
    result = cr.dictfetchall()