Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
>> I don't think these are quite on the mark - one is too low-level, the
>> other too high - but they are both good books and somewhat related.
>
> What do you mean by "too high" or "too low-level" ? Do you mean it's too
> high or too low in terms of programming ? Or it's
Alexandre CONRAD wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I thought this might be a good place to ask for literature about
> database design and concepts.
I don't think these are quite on the mark - one is too low-level, the
other too high - but they are both good books and somewhat related.
Here is a very practi
ecttable
coltype = coltype(*args)
TypeError: __init__() takes at most 2 arguments (3 given)
Kent
>
> On Sep 10, 2006, at 6:30 PM, Kent Johnson wrote:
>
>> Kent Johnson wrote:
>>> Michael Bayer wrote:
>>>> SQLAlchemy should be working with a DBAPI that has
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Michael Bayer wrote:
>> SQLAlchemy should be working with a DBAPI that has auto-commit turned
>> off; this is because the Connection object supports its own "auto
>> commit" feature.
>
> OK, I'll look into reworking mssql to ass
Rick Morrison wrote:
> Yikes!
>
> OK after an initial bit of panic on this subject and some subsequent
> digging around, I'm happy to let the list know that the current CVS
> version of pymssql is, and that an upcoming version 8 of pymssql will be
> licensed LGPL:
>http://sourceforge.net/fo
an idea of how to fix this in mssql without having to change
adodbapi.
>
> the idea of mssql.py is to adapt all the quirks of the adodbapi
> library to a standard interface, so wahtever hacks are needed, thats
> the place to put them.
OK, thanks,
Kent
>
> On Sep 10, 2006, a
Rick Morrison wrote:
> Just how viral is GPL in a circumstance like this? I was under the
> impression that it is perfectly OK to use a GPL library in a commercial
> product, as long as the source to the library itself was made available,
> along with any patches/modifications to that library.
The problem with mssql.py and adodbapi is that mssql.py assumes that
adodbapi is using auto-commit and disables all the commit logic! In my
case, the DB is not auto-committing so nothing ever gets committed.
adodbapi has code in it to do the right thing depending on whether
transactions are ena
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Kent Johnson wrote:
>> Michael Bayer wrote:
>>> i wonder if its something related to the ado module ? it might be
>>> interesting if you could see if thats the case for your particular test
>>> program (or if you could post a fu
Kent Johnson wrote:
> Michael Bayer wrote:
>> i wonder if its something related to the ado module ? it might be
>> interesting if you could see if thats the case for your particular test
>> program (or if you could post a full test program to a new trac ticket).
>>
&g
Michael Bayer wrote:
> its really weird. i am able to get basic create/reflection stuff working
> with the pymssql layer, maybe you want to play with that DBAPI for awhile
> instead to get things working, then we can try seeing why adodbapi is
> failing so much. from your echoing, it is calling "
I decided to start from the beginning and work through the tutorial
using MSSQL as the database and adodbapi as the DB-API layer. I didn't
get very far...
I tried this program:
from sqlalchemy import *
db = create_engine('mssql://xx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/SQLAlchemyTest')
metadata = BoundMetaData(
Michael Bayer wrote:
> i wonder if its something related to the ado module ? it might be
> interesting if you could see if thats the case for your particular test
> program (or if you could post a full test program to a new trac ticket).
>
> we're generally in need of a little more help with tes
Michael Bayer wrote:
> Kent Johnson wrote:
>> I added a simple MSUnicode type to mssql.py, basically copying what was
>> done for MSString and changing String to Unicode, varchar to nvarchar.
>> Is this a reasonable fix? Why is NVARCHAR not supported in the
>> distri
Reading a SMALLDATETIME field from SQL Server using adodbapi with
mxDateTime installed fails with this traceback:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"D:\Projects\CB\(misc)\Scripts\CbAlchemy\SqlAlchemyCbDaoTest.py", line
19, in test_saveAndUpdateCourse
course2 = self.dao.findOneCour
Hi,
I am a SQLAlchemy newbie trying to get started with an existing SQL
Server database. I am running on WinXP and using adodbapi to access the
DB. I am trying to use autoload to make a Table corresponding to one of
my DB tables.
The first problem I have is that my DB has NVARCHAR fields which
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