RE: [Twisted-Python] Problems using Twisted adbapi
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In response to Thomas Weholts question regarding writing a general database-abstraction layer for Twisted I thought I'd share this with you all. I have made a rewrite of the adbapi to use ADOdb for Python (http://adodb.sourceforge.net/#pydownload). It seems to be working fine but I haven't really tested it since I just finished it yesterday. Let me know of this is something that sounds useful to any of you. I'm also thinking of doing a rewrite of the sqlreflector and rowobject to support a more dynamic type checking and validation. Since I'm quite new in this community I don't really know what has been done before and not. So any input is appreciated. Cheers, Simon
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On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 11:46, Simon wrote:
I'm not too familiar with ADOdb, what are the benefits? By rewrite, do you mean that the new version only uses ADOdb, or have you added ADOdb as a supported back-end? sqlreflector and row could definitely use a reworking. I don't think they are used much. I think people mainly use adbapi and write their own object mapping system. What sort of things did you have in mind? dave
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On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 11:46, Simon wrote:
I'm not too familiar with ADOdb, what are the benefits? By rewrite, do you mean that the new version only uses ADOdb, or have you added ADOdb as a supported back-end? sqlreflector and row could definitely use a reworking. I don't think they are used much. I think people mainly use adbapi and write their own object mapping system. What sort of things did you have in mind? dave
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