Hello Guys,
Thanks for the info, i did expect that to be the case! I can
understand that the architecture is indeed very different.
As an extension to my question then, which DBMS would you guys
recommend for stability. We have a small embedded platform which has
an unreliable power source.
Roger Binns has incorporated support for CouchDB into apsw by using
SQLite virtual tables. Although apsw cannot be used directly by
SQLAlchemy (as it is not dbapi compliant), you can pass an apsw
connection to pysqlite connect() and then use that connection as a
SQLAlchemy engine. I did some
On Aug 25, 2010, at 11:16 AM, Rawlins wrote:
Hello Guys,
Thanks for the info, i did expect that to be the case! I can
understand that the architecture is indeed very different.
As an extension to my question then, which DBMS would you guys
recommend for stability. We have a small
