Howdy,
I'm aggregating data from several Sqlite files into a Postgres db.
The sqlite files are storage for several apps I use: Shotwell,
Firefox, Zotero, Banshee ... I just watch and pull from them.
I've been using "import sqlite3" so far, dumping sql from sqlite,
using it to create the Postgres tables. I then add columns to meet
my own needs. I now can diff 2 sqlite files, so I know what rows
need updating and adding in the Postgres tables.
I feel I should be using Sqlalchemy, but have been intimidated by
the wealth of choices SA offers. I don't want to start down the
wrong road.
However, as I look towards coding change merging, and
the new level of complexity it presents, I think it's time to
take the plunge.
Data specs:
- source data lives in other-owned files
- replicate source data tables in Postgres
- add columns to Postgres tables
- keep Postgres synced with sqlite sources
My proclivities:
- comfortable in Python, SQL not so much
- roadmap
- pull into the Postgres db from other sources
- file system content
- email
- other db's: Mysql, rdf, ...
- feed Sphinxsearch from the Postgres db
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions
on how to proceed.
Thanks,
Kent
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