If you read your Daily Python ( http://www.pythonware.com/daily/ ) you
might notice that pysqlite2 (final - i.e. non-beta) was released today.
As it happens, I spent a couple of hours today playing with it, and
decided a good way to get to know it better would be to add support for
pysqlite2 into the dbBrowser sample.
I just downloaded and tested the released version (actually, 2.0.1) and
it is fine.
As well as support for the basic dbBrowser, there is also a utility to
convert a CSV file with headers into a sqlite database. It does only
trivial checks that the headers are suitable names to be db column names
- but other than that it's an easy way to create a sqlite database to
play with, and the utility program itself is a simple, but non-trivial,
example of using pysqlite2.
(The documentation on pysqlite2 is, um, sparse .....)
So if you get the latest PythonCard from CVS, you'll get this sample.
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Alex Tweedly http://www.tweedly.net
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