In article <ou************@andlx-anamika.cisco.com>, Ganesan R wrote:
python2.3-pgsql - A Python DB-API 2.0 interface to PostgreSQL v7.x
python2.3-popy - module providing access to PostgreSQL from Python2.3
python2.3-psycopg - Python 2.3 module for PostgreSQL
python2.3-pygresql - PostgreSQL module for Python
I prefer the first one - it's BSD licensed, actively maintained and
supported. It's also very compatible with the python SQLite binding which I
use regularly.
PyGreSQL (the first one), doesn't seem to handle boolean's correctly in
Python 2.3. Is there a workaround (aside from translating back and forth
before saving)? This is the version that ships with Red Hat 9.
I use psycopg usually, though I try to test my progs with all of them
(except popy). It's not too hard to accomadate all of them with just a few
tweaks (usually in the way they handle booleans), since they all use
pyformat.
pyPgSQL does seem to have the best win32 support.
Dave Cook