Yes - the trick is with slow odbc interfaces is to differentiate
between auto-increment/log style source tables and those which may
update any record. Also try and pick your tables and fields to sync
judiciously and work out your sync cycle based on how expensive in
time it is to retrieve all the
Wiadomość napisana w dniu 2008-09-11, o godz. 22:50, przez Jason Sypolt:
> Is it possible to connect to an as400 database using django
> (preferably) or with python? I would like to build a product catalog
> site using django and read in products and send orders to the as400.
DB2/400 is
I've done this - not specifically with AS400 - but with a couple of
obscure databases.
Basically you need to work out ODBC part first. Get your basic
connection working. Once that is done I recommend mx.ODBC as a good
python interface that is the most robust I've found with commercial
support if
I don't think Django can natively use unixODBC as it's ORM backend,
unfortunately. It would be great if it did!
You could Django without the ORM, of course. To connect from a Win
server (why would want to do that? ;), you could use ClientAccess. To
connect from Linux, you could use IBM's
Is it possible to connect to an as400 database using django
(preferably) or with python? I would like to build a product catalog
site using django and read in products and send orders to the as400.
Note that the site itself will not be on an as400 system. Just
wondering if anyone has done this
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