I must have missed the original message. I've been playing a bit recently with DB access from Python - it's fairly easy, but let me caveat that by saying that I haven't done anything too complex.
The MySQL interface you mentioned in the original e-mail provides support for the Python DB API 2.0 spec, which (as I understand it - am not a huge python expert, so happy to be corrected :>), should allow any DB code to move to any other database where the 2.0 API is also supported. Given there are Oracle, PostgresSQL, DB/2, ODBC etc. implementations of the API, I think we'd be fairly safe heading down that path.
Cheers,
BerinAdam R. B. Jack wrote:
Would be totally cool if we had graphs of this over time... <hint> <hint> ;-)
Sure, now help me figure out how, hint hint... ;-)
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regards,
Adam
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