You might also want to have a look at DABO; I don't know how well it
work on a handheld, though.
http://dabodev.com/about
Matt
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> The problem (I have) with SQL-type DB is that I cannot be sure ahead of
> time of the exact data structure. The DB will be about patients, who
> have diseases, and also have treatments.Clearly, I can't specify now
> the exact structure of the table. The advantage of SQL is that you can
> (in
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Matt Williams wrote:
> The problem (I have) with SQL-type DB is that I cannot be sure ahead of
> time of the exact data structure. The DB will be about patients, who
> have diseases, and also have treatments.Clearly, I can't specify now
> the exact structure of the table
I would look quite seriously at SQLObject
It is a bit rough round the edges but given a class defintion, it then
creates the underlying SQL tables and handles the CRUD (create update
delete) for you.
I do not like this approach and prefer the other but equally nice
ability it has to look at a dat
Dear List,
Thanks for all the advice! Obviously, I'm still a bit torn, but some of
the ideas looked good.
In terms of spec, the DB can be fairly simple (single access, etc.).
Lower dependency on other libraries is good. Also, it needs to be cross-
platform.
The problem (I have) with SQL-type DB
i like MySQLdb - although I said that you hate MySQL. FreeSQL.org has a nice free MySQL server. I also have some example code if you would like from work that I did last week ...
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On 9/22/05, Cedric BRINER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I love sqlobject.orgit this a wrapper between many sql imple
I love sqlobject.org
it this a wrapper between many sql implementation (mysql, postgresql..) and
python.
get a look.
Ced.
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Dnia czwartek, 22 września 2005 10:43, Matt Williams napisał:
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
For pure Python implementation you might t
Matt Williams wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
>
> Having googled and read some stuff, I seem to come down to a cho
On Thu, 22 Sep 2005, Matt Williams wrote:
> I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
> Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
> (which needs to be extensible very easily).
Hi Matt,
What kind of data are you trying to represent? An
Matt Williams schrieb:
> These seem to be at the opposite end of the spectrum - so do others have
> either comments on these options, or other suggestions.
Well, I havn't use either yet, but I have some experience with SQL DBs.
>From what I read on the website, Kirby seems like a nice idea, if you
Dear List,
I've been looking for a simple python based DB for a fairly simple app.
Only a single user, single access needed, but with a dynamic structure
(which needs to be extensible very easily).
Having googled and read some stuff, I seem to come down to a choice
between KirbyBase (very nice an
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