BartlebyScrivener wrote: > I would learn basic, commandline SQL first and get comfortable creating > tables, querying your dbs etc. THEN, add Python. Otherwise you spin > your wheels not knowing whether it's your use of the Python modules or > your bad SQL commands that are fouling things up. > > http://sqlcourse.com/intro.html > > or I recommend Chris Fehily's SQL 2nd Ed. Great book, and cheap. >
I did that tutorial yesterday. It was great and I learned a lot about the basics of working with tables. After learning the queries, then I moved on to using them with Python. I plan to get the pocket reference later today, so that might help as well. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
