I often like to find out things through discussion with other people, so I hope
you won't mind my posting these questions instead of spending hours studying
information that may not even be what I'm looking for.
I wonder...
Can I use pygresql to basically do the same thing as psycopg?
In particular, I need something that provides PostgreSQL suport for SQLAlchemy
(and web frameworks like django or Pylons which use SQLAlchemy).
Can I use pygresql instead?
If so, are there any issues I should know about? Things like performance, how
to make it work, etc...
For example, to enable postgres in SQLAlchemy using psycopg, I enter a simple
string in one of the configurations files: "postgres" That's easy enough, but
what about for pygresql?
How about django or Pylons?
For example, to enable postgres (using psycopg) in django, I use:
"postgresql_psycopg2" in a config file, but it seems like it could be more
complicated to do it for another one like pygresql.... I'll probably need to
ask this in the django mailing list or look through some obscure docs, but I
thought I would ask. :)
Thanks,
Kevin
P.S. Does anyone have any idea how psycopg might compare to py-postgresql?
http://python.projects.postgresql.org/
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