What are my options for using Python and SQL - specifically mysql ? So far
I've found pysqldb and python-mysql on sourceforge, but the official
references don't seem to include anything.
Is there an API that supports the 'table row expressed/mapped to object'
paradigm ?
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regards, chris
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Op Wed, 12 May 2004 17:02:28 +0100, schreef Chris Stiles: What are my options for using Python and SQL - specifically mysql ? So far
I've found pysqldb and python-mysql on sourceforge, but the official
references don't seem to include anything.
Is there an API that supports the 'table row expressed/mapped to object'
paradigm ?
if i remember correctly python has an sql api. A google on python sql api
gave me the following two adresses. http://www.amk.ca/python/writing/DB-API.html http://www.wellho.net/forum/Programm...thon-and-Ruby/
Python-and-SQL-the-DB-API-and-Gadfly.html
First adres seems to be the most promissing.
hope I was of some help.
Chris Stiles <s4*******@spam ex.com> writes: What are my options for using Python and SQL - specifically mysql ? So far
I've found pysqldb and python-mysql on sourceforge, but the official
references don't seem to include anything.
The database SIG has the most official information on the DB-API and
modules which conform to it: http://www.python.org/topics/database/
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Brian Gough
Network Theory Ltd,
Publishing the Python Manuals --- http://www.network-theory.co.uk/
The official references don't include anything since the modules are just
implementations of the DBAPI standard - getting to know that standard will
help you immensely. http://www.python.org/sigs/db-sig/status.html
Alternately, try using PDO (Python Database Objects). You will still need a
DBAPI complaint module for PDO to work correctly, but it is designed to be
easy to use and provides some nice features like column-access-by-name,
while still being lightweight and very fast. Oh, and its free. http://pdo.neurokode.com
~Jon Franz
NeuroKode Labs, LLC
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From: "Chris Stiles" <s4*******@spam ex.com>
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Subject: Python+SQL What are my options for using Python and SQL - specifically mysql ? So far
I've found pysqldb and python-mysql on sourceforge, but the official
references don't seem to include anything.
Is there an API that supports the 'table row expressed/mapped to object'
paradigm ?
--
regards, chris
"Jon Franz" <jf****@neuroko de.com> writes: Alternately, try using PDO (Python Database Objects). You will still need a
DBAPI complaint module for PDO to work correctly, but it is designed to be
easy to use and provides some nice features like column-access-by-name,
while still being lightweight and very fast. Oh, and its free.
Thanks, i'll take a look at it.
--
chris
In article <qw************ @random-node.example.or g>, Chris Stiles wrote: Is there an API that supports the 'table row expressed/mapped to object'
paradigm ?
SQLObject, MiddleKit, and several others.
Dave Cook
"David M. Cook" <da******@nowhe re.net> writes: In article <qw************ @random-node.example.or g>, Chris Stiles wrote:
Is there an API that supports the 'table row expressed/mapped to object'
paradigm ?
SQLObject, MiddleKit, and several others.
Thanks Dave, i'll take a look at these also.
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