A Friday 08 May 2009, Tim Michelsen escrigué:
> > In this sense, I've always thought that a powerful database
> > abstraction layer could be done around PyTables *and* a relational
> > database.  In such an abstraction, one could create special
> > entities that are meant for performance (or to use compression or
> > other PyTables strenghts), and these would be implemented with
> > PyTables as backend.  Also, these entities could be linked with the
> > traditional relational database so as to provide a relatively
> > seemless integration between both.
> >
> > While the above approach is definitely much less work than
> > providing a full SQL interface to PyTables, to my knowledge nobody
> > has stepped in yet.  But it is definitely an interesting venue,
> > IMO.
>
> I suppose that you submit this as a Google Summer of Code project for
> the next year...
> A good project idea...

Well, I have to recognize that I haven't thought about this.  Will 
consider it for next year indeed.

Cheers,

-- 
Francesc Alted

"One would expect people to feel threatened by the 'giant
brains or machines that think'.  In fact, the frightening
computer becomes less frightening if it is used only to
simulate a familiar noncomputer."

-- Edsger W. Dykstra
   "On the cruelty of really teaching computer science"

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