On Friday 14 January 2005 14:56, Kartic wrote: > > I posted this morning but I don't know what happened to my post! > > In any case, PySqlite is the distribution I have used and is available > at pysqlite.org. > > I believe there is another module called APSW (Another Python Sqlite > Wrapper) available, that I stumbled upon just today, after reading your > post. Home page : http://www.rogerbinns.com/apsw.html > > Please read the section "pysqlite differences" to see which one you > want to install. > > As for installation, it should be as simple as downloading the win32 > binaries for your Python distro and executing it. I do not have admin > rights on my Win2K PC at work, but it installed and worked just fine. > So, you should not have any problem. You will not have to install > anything additional other the python-sqlite module itself. > > Good choice on selecting Sqlite..I love it and hope you will enjoy it > too! > > Thanks, > --Kartic
Hi Kartic, thanks for your answer. I've installed PySqlite on my system at home and will look into the docs now. I think it's good for our purposes. Thanks, Michael -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
