Hi,
I want to use web.py together with a sqlite3 database. My problem is, that
I need to update the entries in the database from various sites.
So basically, I want to do this:
urls = ("/", "base_url",
"/url1", "url1",
"/url2", "url2",
"/url3", "url3"
)
class url1:
def GET(self):
#update database
class url2:
def GET(self):
#update database
class url3:
def GET(self):
#update database
Without the web.py database wrapper I often get an Operational Error
(database is locked).
After going through the web.py documentation I found out, that web.py
provides a database wrapper. What's the purpose of this thing? Is it only
useful, to make migration between different database systems (sqlite,
postgres..) easier? Or can it help me in some way with the 'database is
locked' problem?
Thanks for your help!
Kind Regards
Bernhard
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