I find hard time to fit
OLE DB connection string to the spec. The param's value is not allowed
to be quoted
so that I value can be in form of nesting "param=value". The "parseDSN"
is too
preliminary.
I decided to use this standard. It was designed by Java people I think. I have
never hea
On Friday 03 June 2005 23:17, Sakesun Roykiattisak wrote:
> By the way, I just wonder who design the zope "dsn" spec ? I find hard
> time to fit
> OLE DB connection string to the spec. The param's value is not allowed
> to be quoted
> so that I value can be in form of nesting "param=value". The "p
You might want to have a look at SQLOS. See http://codespeak.net/z3/sqlos
Nahh. I've seen sqlobject before. I just don't like it. In *my*
object-oriented definition, any OR mapping is highly "un-object-oriented".
1. How can I get the "dbconection" ? My database is Microsoft SQL
Server
On Monday 30 May 2005 23:00, Sakesun Roykiattisak wrote:
> I have a large set of database logics in python. All of them are in
> similar forms like this:
>
> >>> inven = Inventory(dbconnection)
> >>> inven.getBillOfMaterial(itemId='10020')
> [('1134', 12), ('23522', 32)]
>
> I'm now investigating
I have a large set of database logics in python. All of them are in
similar forms like this:
>>> inven = Inventory(dbconnection)
>>> inven.getBillOfMaterial(itemId='10020')
[('1134', 12), ('23522', 32)]
I'm now investigating the best way to to publish them via zope3.
I need some suggestion on
