Hello,
On Tue, Aug 15, 2006 at 12:38:27PM +0300, Mircea Amarascu wrote:
> Regarding the unified database exception handling we've started to
> implement for
> the MySQL and SQLite engines, I have a couple of questions:
>
> 1. Do you consider implementing this approach, or are you raher waiting for
I am certailnly willing to apply it. This a good step in the right
direction.
> the DB API 3.0 specification?
I do not follow db-sig. It is Ian Bicking who is an active member of the
group. Did you hear any news from that front?
> 2. Are there persons with experience in other database engines supported by
> SQLObject that can tell us if these backends also follow the exception
> hierarchy
> described in PEP 249?
I use Postgres, and there is a problem - there are too many DB API 2
drivers. SQLObject can use two of them - psycopg and PyGreSQL.
I think I can test or even look in the sources what exceptions they
raise in what situations.
> 3. And finally, a technical question about the test system: do I have to
> create the
> MySQL tables by hand
No, it is enough to call setupClass(MyTable) or setupClass([Table1, Table2])
in the beginning of an every test function/method. Then populate the
table(s).
Oleg.
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