Fw: any simple and multiplatform database?

[Simon Roses Femerling]

Thx for your response

sqllite looks very interesting
Here is the python module: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pysqlite/

I'm familiar with mysql and postgresql but there are too heavy and I dont want to install a database.

I'm looking for something like sqllite

thx

Sincerely,

SRF

----- Original Message -----
From: Jaco Smuts
To: Simon Roses Femerling
Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 3:06 PM
Subject: Re: any simple and multiplatform database?



have a look at

sqllite (interesting embedded database engine)
or (in no particular order)
mysql, (very easy for both win and unix environments)
postgresql (great for unix's, bit of a mission on win32)







"Simon Roses Femerling" <[email protected]>
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06/08/2004 03:08 PM


To: <[email protected]>
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Subject: any simple and multiplatform database?



Hello all

Is there any simple and multiplatform database for python ?

It must be a local database (like mdb. files)

I was thinking of using mdb (MS Access) but in linux is a bit more hard to use it because you must install
several tools (mxODBC, etc..)

Sincerely,

SRF--
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[A. Lloyd Flanagan]

Thx for your response

sqllite looks very interesting
Here is the python module: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pysqlite/

I'm familiar with mysql and postgresql but there are too heavy and I
dont want to install a database.

I'm looking for something like sqllite

thx

Sincerely,

SRF

If your needs are basic enough, the standard module anydbm is both
simple and cross-platform.