simultaneous multiple requests to very simple database
Stephen Thorne
stephen.thorne at gmail.com
Tue Jan 18 17:47:16 EST 2005
On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 17:33:26 -0500, Eric S. Johansson <esj at harvee.org> wrote:
> so in conclusion, my only reason for querying was to see if I was
> missing a solution. So far, I have not found any work using because
> they add orders of magnitude more complexity than simple dbm with file
> locking. Obviously, the simple solution has horrible performance right
> now I need simplicity implementation.
>
> thanks for your commentary.
Maybe you can just get the best of both worlds.
Have a look at SQLObject. You can ignore the fact that underneath the
SQLObject there's a postgres (or mysql, or whatever) database, and get
OO based persistance.
SQLObject is crippled in that there are degrees of freedom that SQL
gives you that SQLObject takes away/makes hard to use, but what you're
trying to do, and what most people actually do with databases, can be
easily wrapped around with a simple, pythonic wrapper.
It even has a .createTable() function for those times when you don't
even want to log into the database.
Regards,
Stephen Thorne.
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