On Sun, Feb 02, 2003 at 02:30:37PM -0600, Ian Bicking wrote: > On Sun, 2003-02-02 at 09:51, Kevin Jacobs wrote: > > > also for some of the background please see the advogato article > > > http://advogato.org/article/600.html particularly the link to > > > jmg's code which contains some very simple to use but obscure > > > coding methods to wrap SQL databases in objects. > > > > We (my company) and many others have their own SQL generation and OR mapping > > implementations that are considerably more advanced. Some (like mine) are > > in the process of transitioning to an open source development model, while > > some are already freely available (see http://colorstudy.com/software/SQLObject > > for one released just last week). So maybe it is time for all of us to get > > together and put the Open Source "bazaar" to the test and see what comes out. > > There is a list of a number of such interfaces here: > http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/HigherLevelDatabaseProgramming > > If there's any missing I hope someone will extend them. Currently > listed are: > > DbObj > db_row > ll.sql > PgResultSet > MiddleKit > Object Relational Membrame > PyDo > SQLBuilder > SQLDict > SQLObject > > In various forms these address exactly what Luke was proposing. GREAT! example, the next application is a replacement for an extremely poorly written php app. it contains classes (base class a db class that does the db connection) the classes basically take a unique primary key, do a SELECT, record the row of info in the class instance as variables, then obviously it's possible to modify any of the variables, then there's a save() method. _all_ of this code has been hand-crafted! madness! take the SQL file, auto-generate the darn code, for pity's sake. i've been working some way towards this "ideal" goal. see http://sf.net/projects/pysqldb. more later, have a real-world application / customer to keep happy :) l.
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