[Python-Dev] Re: New bugtracker project

[Anthony Baxter]

>>> Aahz wrote
> Unlike Guido, I do already know SQL, so my preference is for SQL, but if
> there's a clear/simple API for getting reports that has all the power of
> SQL, that's fine with me.  Note specifically that I'm not a fan of
> mixing and matching languages for data manipulation.

I do a _lot_ of SQL (ask Richard, he gets to hear me swear about it at 
work), but I'm not hung up on it. I don't know that it's a showstopper. 
Note that initially, at least, it would be far easier to work with and 
modify a hyperdb-based schema til it's "right", then, if performance/
reporting/whatever needed it, move to a relational backend.

Anthony
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