My_DB = DAL('sqlite://databaseName',
folder='D:\Data_Python_25\Beheer.......')-- Thadeus On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 4:12 PM, Stef Mientki <stef.mien...@gmail.com> wrote: > hello, > > the more I get used to the syntax of DAL, > the more I like it, great ! > > especially, after splitting up the queries and making some helper > functions, like this > Module = 'D2_D1' > Query = ( DB.Module.id == DB.PRID_MID.MID ) & \ > ( DB.Project.id == DB.PRID_MID.PRID ) & \ > ( DB.Afdeling.id == DB.Project.AID ) & \ > ( DB.Module.Module == Module ) > Select = DB.Project.Name, DB.Afdeling.Name, DB.Project.id > print Get_Table_Data ( DB, Query, Select )[1:] > print Get_Single_List ( DB, Query, Select ) > print Get_Data_Dict ( self.DB.Level ) > > too bad we can't use the normal "and" notation :-( > > > My question is where is the database folder (it seems to be everywhere ;-) > ? > Can it be set explicitly ? > > It seems that the sql-log-file and the .table files are written in the CWD. > As a workaround I now keep track of the cwd, > and if I use "define_table" I first set the cwd to the database directory. > But I assume there are more actions where the cwd need to be set to the > database folder, > so I expect more problems/ > > I use the following to create the database: > Database_Name = r'D:\Data_Python_25\Beheer\ID_TO_Beheer_DAL.db' > My_DB = DAL ( 'sqlite://' + Database_Name ) > > > > thanks, > Stef Mientki >
