Huy wrote:
IMO Python does not have a powerful enough ORM. Although most of these
solutons provide the simple selects, updates, inserts and joins none of
them provide good handling of legacy databases or flexibility of using
the sql of your choosing (which I think is crucial, there is no point
> Hallo,
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>> I've got a non webware, but related question to ask the group. What
>> Object Relational Model software is being used out there. I've
>> recently come the conclusion that we will need to move out database
>> layer to some t
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Dear Webware users,
I've got a non webware, but related question to ask the group. What
Object Relational Model software is being used out there. I've
recently come the conclusion that we will need to move out database
layer to some type of ORM system, especially since we
I took a quick look at SQLObject, but chose MiddleKit and I am very happy with it. I like defining my "object model" in a spreadsheet and letting MiddleKit generate setters and getters automatically. I feel it lets me get a good overview of all my objects and their links in one easy to read page.
Hallo,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] hat gesagt: // [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've got a non webware, but related question to ask the group. What
> Object Relational Model software is being used out there. I've
> recently come the conclusion that we will need to move out database
> layer to some type of OR
