Hi All
I have noticed that there are a numbe rof client libraries for connecting to
Postgres.
Can anyone tell me what is the recommended Python library for database
connections
many thanks 6 2268
On 2004-09-10, Matt Goodall <ma**@pollenati on.net> wrote: I've just started experimenting with psycopg2 (http://wiki.initd.org/Projects/PsycopgTwo) and it's looking good.
As far as I know, psycopg2 is the only DB-API 2.0 implementation for PostgreSQL that uses Python 2.3's datetime types by default.
ooh, aah. :o)
Yes, the datetime handling in the older psycopg was getting on my
nerves... Native datetime is going to make things much nicer.
That said, psycopg works very well for me.
The only other thing that is a bit strange is passing array
types in to the database. I have been using this:
alist = ['foo', 'bar']
query = 'SELECT ARRAY%(alist)s'
execute(query, locals())
It works perfectly well, but it seems a bit strange...
On 2004-09-09, Graeme Matthew <gr************ @contrado.com.a u> wrote: Can anyone tell me what is the recommended Python library for database connections
My preference is psycopg, but I also try to test with the standard one that
comes with postgres (the DBAPI module is pgdb) and pyPgSQL.
Dave Cook
Cliff Wells <cl************ @comcast.net> wrote: On Thu, 2004-09-09 at 16:21, Graeme Matthew wrote: I have noticed that there are a numbe rof client libraries for connecting to Postgres.
Can anyone tell me what is the recommended Python library for database connections
I'd strongly recommend psycopg. I've used both psycopg and the pgsql module and found psycopg to be much more stable.
So have I, and I wish I could quantify the difference. It's not like
pyPgSQL crashes on me every day, but there's something intangible about
psycopg that appeals to me. I've switched to it everywhere.
--
- Tim Roberts, ti**@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
On Fri, 2004-09-10 at 23:04 -0700, Tim Roberts wrote: Cliff Wells <cl************ @comcast.net> wrote:On Thu, 2004-09-09 at 16:21, Graeme Matthew wrote: I have noticed that there are a numbe rof client libraries for connecting to Postgres.
Can anyone tell me what is the recommended Python library for database connections
I'd strongly recommend psycopg. I've used both psycopg and the pgsql module and found psycopg to be much more stable.
So have I, and I wish I could quantify the difference. It's not like pyPgSQL crashes on me every day, but there's something intangible about psycopg that appeals to me. I've switched to it everywhere.
My tangible difference was that a script I have that inserts about
40,000 records into a table (as a single transaction) could never
complete (hard crash) with the standard pgsql module but completes
without a hitch with psycopg. Other than that I don't have a problem
with it <wink>.
Cliff
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Cliff Wells <cl************ @comcast.net>
> I've just started experimenting with psycopg2 (http://wiki.initd.org/Projects/PsycopgTwo) and it's looking good.
Matt,
on my research of Python connectors to postgresql I also saw psycopg. I had
to stop further testing because no win32 binaries were available.
My knowledge grew since then, and meanwhile I was able to compile pyPgSQL
myself using the instructions and MingW32.
I was not able to compile psycopg2 with MingW32. I assume you use it
outside windows, or do you have any binaries for Win32 and psycopg? The
type issue sounds promising, would like to test it ..
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