If you're not a slave to SQLObject or SQLAlchemy...
That sort of use-case is exactly why I wrote Dejavu [1]. It allows you
to mix and match stores from a variety of databases [2], shelve, or a
pure RAM object store. You can also use various kinds of caching
middleware, and even (with a little work) split a table over multiple
stores.
I, gladly, am not a slave to any particular cache system, though I
would prefer a pure SQLObject solution over having two complete,
featureful, multi-back-end ORMs active at once.
I will, I believe, ultimately directly access SQLObject, creating my
own custom connection and managing it globally.
What does the "hub = PackageHub("packagename")" line in my code
actually do? Why is the package name passed?
Matthew Bevan, Systems Administrator
Top Floor Computer Systems Ltd.
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