David Hancock Wrote:
> 2. How do people (in general) and how do object-relational mappers (in
> particular) deal with changing data models?
I've seen several people/projects query the data store for its schema version at
app startup, and when the code is newer, run an ordered series of code patch
question isn't short at all.
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From: Frank Barknecht [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, April 04, 2004 6:30 AM
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Subject: Re: [Webware-discuss] Database object-relational mappers
Hallo,
Shayne ONeill hat gesagt: // Shayne ONeill wrote:
> Wow. That looks totally neat. How well does it cope with inner joins and
> the like?
Joins in general are even cuter. For the full docs look at
http://sqlobject.org/docs/SQLObject.html but if you set up your
classes a certain way, that yo
Wow. That looks totally neat. How well does it cope with inner joins and
the like?
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On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, Ian Bicking wrote:
> For comparison, here's some of the same thing
For comparison, here's some of the same things in SQLObject (they look
pretty similar, really, but that's to be expected)...
newComp = Composer.new(name = 'Hugo Wolf', country = 'Austria')
# 0.5.x looks just like PyDO, 0.6 (in the repository) changes it to:
newComp = Composer(name='Hugo Wolf', co
You could look at PyDO (Python Data Objects), available at
http://skunkweb.sourceforge.net. It is distributed as part of SkunkWeb,
a Python-based web application server (and thus an alternative to
Webware), but can be used separately.
With PyDO, you create classes that represent the tables in your
I've been reading a bit about this on the Wiki, and i'm interested as to
what people recommend?
I've used MySQL for all my web applications as of yet, though I wouldn't
mind looking at PostgreSQL.
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Hallo,
Gavin hat gesagt: // Gavin wrote:
> I've been reading a bit about this on the Wiki, and i'm interested as to
> what people recommend?
> I've used MySQL for all my web applications as of yet, though I wouldn't
> mind looking at PostgreSQL.
Webware does include MiddleKit, but I never used
