On Sep 18, 2013, at 1:21 PM, Daniel Weissberger <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> I am a considering using SQLAlchemy for ORM. I have a couple of concerns up 
> front I wanted to share with you.
>  
> **The machine running Python will be a QNX RTOS Machine
>  
> Currently I have 32 bit MS Access installed on a 64 bit machine giving me a 
> setup error with PYODBC DBAPI ( I had to use PYPYODBC; This was just a 
> temporary setup to test the architecture on my PC, eventually i need to 
> migrate to the QNX). Is this DBAPI (PYPYODBC) supported/recommended?

We've had problems getting pypyodbc to be supported, i think some of those 
problems might be resolved but full support for this DBAPI is still a TODO.   
pyodbc works very well on all platforms so it might be worth deeper 
investigation of installation issues.

>  
> Seems that there is no SQLAlchemy support (dialect documentation) for MS 
> Access, is this correct? Is it not possible to use an MS Access DB with 
> SQLALchemy?

there's an access driver at https://bitbucket.org/zzzeek/sqlalchemy-access but 
it is extremely rudimental.

>  
> The machine running Python will be a QNX RTOS Machine

I have no insight on QNX RTOS, haven't heard of it.



> Given my system (Ideally I would like to host the database on the QNX 
> machine), could anyone suggest for me the following:
>  
> 1)      A recommended database platform (if there is a supported DBAPI for MS 
> Access this is preferred)
> 2)      Given this database platform, a recommended DBAPI
> 3)      Any other tips and help you can offer in getting this set up would be 
> GREATLY appreciated.
>  
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