I am migrating a site from .net/access to django. the MySql Migration Wizard
gets the data out of access and into a MySql db nice and easy. There is even
some provision for scripting it, but don't ask me about that cuz I havn't used
it yet :)
I can write .sql and python easy enough, and I am sure I can 'just do this' but
was hoping to expand my skills a bit. The hickup is passwords.>>> from
>>> django.contrib.auth.models import User
>>> import MySQLdb
>>> con=MySQLdb.connect(user='u', passwd='x', db='x' )
>>> cur=con.cursor()
>>> cur.execute( 'select * from Member limit 1' )
1L
>>> members=cur.fetchall()
>>> members
(('1111', 'Deckard', 'Rick', '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'),)
>> cur.description
(('MemberNumber', 253, 4, 255, 255, 0, 0), ('Surname'...
So yeah, I can plow through this and figure it out, but I was thinking maybe
django's ORM could be used. didn't see anything in the docs.
Carl K
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