Python database

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brice.vissiere at costes-gestion.net (Brice Vissi?re) wrote in message news:<fa538331.0401200246.3a8da8fd at posting.google.com>...
> Hi python friends,
> 
> I'm currently working on a data handling tool.
> 
> For internal storage, I'm looking for a 100% python database.
> 
> I have some constraints:
>  + multi-platform
>  + relational with built-in query system (SQL preferably)
>  + built-in string functions
>  + reliable
>  + fast
> 
> I don't care about:
>  + network access
>  + concurracy control
>  + transaction commit/rollback
> 
> One of the key feature I'm looking for is direct string handling in
> queries: concatenation, substring extraction, stripping, justifying,
> ... all we can do with python strings.
> 
> My first thought was to use Gadfly. I've downloaded and installed it.
> Now, I'm  investigating the documentation and examples to find string
> capabilities of Gadfly, but at first look, it seems that it will not
> fit to my needs.
> 
> My problem would be solved by using a database allowing user function
> creation, but I don't know whether such a tool exists.
> 
> So, have you any idea of a db tool I should use ?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Brice

Did u try KirbyBase. I do not know about it all features but it is
implemented in pure python
www.netpromi.com/kirbybase