Database experiences in Python: Good or Bad?

[Jürgen Zimmermann]

In article <mailman.1028642111.12932.python-list at python.org>,
 brueckd at tbye.com writes:
> (don't know about MSSQL and DB2 always gave me the hives). The biggest
> drawback of Oracle is the massive Oracle client installation, although I
> got around this by figuring out just the dependencies you really need and
> I keep them in a 15 MB tarball (if you want the list of files needed let
> me know and I'll post them somewhere). 

As this would be of greater interest, could you post the list or
(even better) an URL under which we can get the list?

So long,
  Jürgen


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