I was not aware that webpy api supported sqlite - is that new ?  I
never saw it in the documentation - is it there somewhere ?  This is
great news - sqlite is great for development and simple deployments.

On Mar 2, 7:26 pm, "Aaron Swartz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you use sqllite thru the web.py API you shouldn't have this problem.
>
> On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Brian Blais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >  Hello,
>
> >  I need a database backend for webpy that is easy to deal with.  I
> >  thought that buzhug would work for me, and I really like its syntax,
> >  but I get number of files overloads.  Anyone else use buzhug with
> >  webpy?  I was thinking of using sqlite, as I would like to avoid
> >  having a dedicated sql server.  Has someone used sqlite with webpy?
> >  Any issues, or gotchas?  I imagine that I could run into the same
> >  problems with open files, because sqlite uses an on-disk method
> >  without a dedicated server, and (as I understand it) every time
> >  someone accesses a URL in webpy it spawns a new thread.  Thus, each
> >  time webpy accesses a URL, it reopens the same file, etc... Is there
> >  an example I could follow to using sqlite with webpy which avoids
> >  this problem?  Any other recommendations?
>
> >  thanks,
>
> >  Brian Blais
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