Op 08-02-12 20:20, Brad Hudson schreef:
Thanks for the responses Alan & Modulok. I will start with SQLAlchemy
and see where it takes me.
I was looking for something similar a couple of months ago and chose to
use SQLObject over SQLAlchemy. In my eyes it was much easier to use.
Timo
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Thanks for the responses Alan & Modulok. I will start with SQLAlchemy and
see where it takes me.
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On 08/02/12 18:03, Brad Hudson wrote:
Can someone provide information on the best modules/python tools to use
for general database scripting? I'm interested in something that works
across the board for Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server, and DB2. I was hoping
a good generic ODBC module would be out the
The closest thing you'll find will probably be the third party module
'sqlalchemy'. You can install it via easy_install or pip. If that doesn't meet
your needs I'm not sure what else would. (But would love to hear about it.)
-Modulok-
On 2/8/12, Brad Hudson wrote:
> Can someone provide informati
Can someone provide information on the best modules/python tools to use for
general database scripting? I'm interested in something that works across
the board for Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL Server, and DB2. I was hoping a good
generic ODBC module would be out there, but I'm having difficulty locating
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