M.-A. Lemburg wrote:
>> The major things I think we can standardize:
>>
>> * There's no common way to configure databases. I'd like to see a
>> single URI syntax that everyone can use. This should be modestly
>> extensible via query string parameters.
>
> There has been some discussion about t
Ian Bicking wrote:
> I probably won't have the time to really follow this through, but since
> there has been a little discussion of this stuff lately I'd like to
> throw out an idea for where I think Python database standards should go.
> This mostly builds on the dbapi rather than extending
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Dear folks,
Carsten Haese wrote:
On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 13:18 -0500, Art Protin wrote:
Dear folks,
In earlier messages, I noted that the Specification (v2.0) does
not adequately express that the "operation" argument is SQL (although
the coverage of the API in "PYHON in a Nutshell is
I probably won't have the time to really follow this through, but since
there has been a little discussion of this stuff lately I'd like to
throw out an idea for where I think Python database standards should go.
This mostly builds on the dbapi rather than extending it directly (I
think).
Th
On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 13:18 -0500, Art Protin wrote:
> Dear folks,
> In earlier messages, I noted that the Specification (v2.0) does
> not adequately express that the "operation" argument is SQL (although
> the coverage of the API in "PYHON in a Nutshell is hardly ambiguous at
> all). Now
Art Protin wrote:
> Dear folks,
> In earlier messages, I noted that the Specification (v2.0) does
> not adequately express that the "operation" argument is SQL (although
> the coverage of the API in "PYHON in a Nutshell is hardly ambiguous at
> all). Now I am wondering about the distincti
Dear folks,
In earlier messages, I noted that the Specification (v2.0) does
not adequately express that the "operation" argument is SQL (although
the coverage of the API in "PYHON in a Nutshell is hardly ambiguous at
all). Now I am wondering about the distinction between SQL DQL (Data
Qu
