Python database

[John Abel]

*Have a look at gadfly, gadfly.sf.net
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Brice Vissi?re wrote:

>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
>  
>