On Friday 2013-01-11 14:50 (-0800), Jose Levieux
<[email protected]> wrote:
>
> El 11/01/2013 18:14, Chris Clark escribió:
>> On Friday 2013-01-11 12:58 (-0800), Jose Levieux
>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> El 27/12/2012 17:54, Chris Clark escribió:
>>>> On Thursday 2012-12-27 12:46 (-0800), Jose Levieux
>>>> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>> Hi , some one know where I can download the python driver V1.5.0 ?
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a Suse enterprise 9 running ingres R3 3.0.2 in a production
>>>>> server , and if I try to install the lastest version I get a lot of
>>>>> broken dependencies.
>>>> Version 1.5.0 (circa 2005) predates the version in the public svn repo.
>>>> If you have a support contract you might want to see if you can get old
>>>> versions that way otherwise your best bet is to build the latest for
>>>> your target.
>>>>
>>>> A last ditch option would be to switch drivers, e.g. one of the ODBC or
>>>> JDBC based Python drivers that are not explicitly for Ingres.
>>> Thank's Chris , but I have python 2.3.3 and the actual driver need a
>>> newer version . I can't upgrade python because I obtain broken
>>> dependencies.
>>>
>>> Now I'm trying to port the python application ti a ingres procedure.
>>>
>> Version 1.9.0 of the driver is when a minimum version of Python 2.4
>> was introduced.
>>
>> If you have a support contract you could try logging an issue. Someone
>> in support would need to track down the old private repo where the old
>> code is stored as this is not publicly available.
>>
>> The other option is to upgrade or rather, install a newer version of
>> Python (leaving the existing on there and then installing a second
>> version is probably the best option). Python version
>> http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.4.6/ (is really old and) is
>> probably all that is needed. I suspect you'd need to build from source
>> unless there are pre-built binaries.
>>
>> You mentioned you had a production server, is there any chance you
>> still have 1.5.0 on that machine located in a different directory?
>>
>>
>> Chris
>>
>>
> It's the first time that I use Python to access the ingres DB in the
> production server. The server's main application its build with vision
> . To install a new version of python I must upgrade a lot of suse's
> libraries and this is not an option.
>
I think you might be confusing building Python 2.4 with installing rpm
binaries and the library dependencies they have (the last problem you
describe sounds more like the later).
If you are not in a position to build a new python interpreter you either:
* need the older Python driver, so log an issue at
https://servicedesk.actian.com/ and see if support can find it
* Otherwise you need to upgrade *something*, e.g. use a more modern
client machine and connect to the older server across Ingres Net.
If you can write what you need in a dbproc there is a good chance it
will run faster than an external app to the DBMS as there wouldn't be an
IPC overhead.
Chris
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