>>>>> "RM" == Ruediger Maehl <ruediger.maehl at dzsh.de> writes: RM> Thomas Mundt schrieb in Nachricht <988vmn$t77$05$1 at news.t-online.com>... >> Has Python a own database language and do someone know a link to a Tutorial >> in database-working with python? Or, if you don't need a relational database, (say you despise SQL, and realize that you lose information when you try to put all your multi-dimensioned, interconnected data into 2-dimensioned arrays), a full-featured non-relational database is db3, plus the bsddb3 python interface. You can use it exactly as you use shelve, or you can use its much larger feature set, and get transactions, concurrency, and much, much more. www.sleepycat.com for db3 http://pybsddb.sourceforge.net/bsddb3.html for bsddb3 -- Patricia J. Hawkins Hawkins Internet Applications, LLC
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