From: John B. <jb...@dr...> - 2003-11-10 22:12:22
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On Monday 10 November 2003 22:02, Nick wrote: > I think one of the real advantages of SQLObject's approach is that the > database schema is still generally useful to non-Python/SQLObject > interactions. Otherwise you'd be stuck with a particular schema > paradigm that may not be easily/sanely implemented in a different > language. And it could be a nightmare for your DBA who may have to > tweak data (let's face it, your PHB will make you do it) using a > database browser or SQL command line. There's no reason why it can't support many mapping types. Superset and (I'll call the current one) Subset are both perfectly valid. I care about writing code that you know is wrong, and I'm certainly not going to stop a DBA (if those people still actually exist ;-) me doing that. :) -- John Baker, (m) 07736393822 http://rant.pointful.info |