On Apr 15, 2005, at 15:56, James Gardner wrote:
Chris Cogden Wrote:"any attempt to create a abstraction system that covers all application requirements AND all database implementations is doomed to failure, or mediocrity."
Well, see what you think of this one.. it doesn't cover ALL requirements but I and others using the python web modules have used it in commercial projects and found it to be useful.
It supports SQLite, MySQL and has a pure Python implementation as a fallback if you don't have a database engine (easyish to support another database).
Well, feel free to saut� my own words and feed them to me :) A good test would be to start porting it to a few more database implementations. Oracle or some ODBC-based connection would be great, but I don't have access to that. I can try for PostgreSQL if you like (via pyPgSQL or psycopg) if you like. Does it come with a bunch of unit tests ?
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