On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 09:13:30AM +0200, Dan Pascu wrote:
> try:
> from sqlite import encode, decode
> except ImportError:
> import base64
> sqlite.encode = base64.encodestring
> sqlite.decode = base64.decodestring
> else:
> sqlite.encode = encode
> sqlite.decode = decode
>
> Now if I have pysqlite2 installed it will be preferred over sqlite.
> However the issue is that if I also have sqlite installed it will import
> the encode/decode functions from there, while if I don't it will use
> base64 encoding.
>
> I was recently hit by this as I has both installed and I was using a
> sqlite3 database with PickleCol. Later I removed sqlite and suddenly my
> database stopped working and gave errors on the pickle columns as the
> encoder/decoder changed.
>
> IMO if we use pysqlite2 or sqlite3 we shouldn't import encoders/decoders
> from the old sqlite module, but instead use base64 always.
You are right.
Oleg.
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