On 2005-09-15, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I just wonder when it becomes bad having to declare everything. For example, > we have databases with 600 tables. [snip] > Having the introspection is great in this case (even though it is boring > having to declare all those classes and tell them to fetch their structure > from the database it is better than having to "recreate" all of them).
Granted. Also, if the tables share structure, another option would be to simplify their description with inheritance. > With regards to failures, this is one of the reasons for unit tests :-) They > can help finding out where is the problem and they should never fail > silently. You are right. I am consoled. js -- Jacob Smullyan -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
