IBM Developerworks: Learn how to write DB2 JDBC tools in Jython
Andy Todd
andy47 at halfcooked.com
Tue Apr 6 17:27:53 EDT 2004
Buck Nuggets wrote:
> workingdudetor at yahoo.com (Neo) wrote in message news:<3ea34487.0404031654.596cbd06 at posting.google.com>...
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>>Java Libraries + Python Syntax
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>>ttp://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/dm-0404yang/index.html
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> It's always nice to see more support for agile languages with db2. I
> know that there's a ton of support for java, but frankly I'm far more
> interested in seeing db2 for fast-moving tiger-teams than for
> slow-moving and massive projects. With that in mind great support for
> python, ruby, php, perl, etc is essential.
>
> ks
Sadly DB2 UDB isn't exactly the most developer friendly database out
there. Whilst it's rock solid in a production environment it doesn't
offer a lot of support during the development phase of a project. When
your schema is changing more than once in a blue moon you can spend an
awful lot of time adapting;
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Regards,
Andy
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