On Sun, Apr 14, 2013, Vernon D. Cole wrote:
I am doing a major update to adodbapi, and have an ideal opportunity to add
a new feature ... but I want to see whether it is a desirable feature...
When reading data from database columns of decimal or date-time data, I
return them to the user as Python decimal.decimal or datetime.datetime
instances. I could do the same thing when reading of column of UUID data
-- Windows data type adGUID -- and return it as an instance of the class
uuid.
Would that be a good idea, or a bad idea?
Keeping in mind that I have zero experience with adodbapi and that most
of my development experience has been more Linux-based (with a fair
amount of general DB work), this certainly falls into the kind of
behavior that I think would make using a framework easier, so +1 unless
someone has a specific objection.
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