An update on the above,
I goofed with subclassing since I had various interesting things in
PYTHONPATH which caused issues. My original architecture question
still applies tho.
Dimitri.
On Aug 31, 4:43 pm, Dimitri Tcaciuc dtcac...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm working with SQLite databases located
I'm working with SQLite databases located on NFS mount which is
proving to be too slow. However, since the access is mostly read-only,
when local disk space allows for that, I can make a copy of the
database in the temp space and work with it instead.
I'd like to do it as nonintrusive as
Hey everyone,
I have a main database file x.db which contains some tables with the
bulk of data I'm working with. Now, when the operating program
connects to it, given a unique key, I'd like to cache some data. What
I was going to do is to have the program connect to database y.db,
which
