andrew_s wrote: > Hi! > > I'm looking for any database which I could use without need of instalation. > I've read some threads here but I couldn't find any complete answer. > On my ISP's server I can use Python throu cgi only. There is Python 2.4.3 > and it has only standard library modules and no possibility to oficially > install anything else. > This version has embedded Berkeley DB (bsddb) and it could be OK for storing > data only, but I need a possibility to use simple selects with group by and > aggregates, which I think are not supported by bsddb. SQLite could be good > choice, but unfortunately it's included in standard Python library from > version 2.5. > > Any ideas? Maybe is it possible to "install" by myself something like SQLite > or MySQLdb in my cgi-bin directory? I've tried it putting files from MySQLdb > module, but there was errors with missing libssl.so or sth. I think, the > best solution would be db stored in binary file with interface in based on > standard Python library, but is there anything like that?? > > TIA! > Change to an ISP that allows you:
MySQL databases root access to your virtual machine By the time you do the research and/or write something you will have spent more time than moving to another ISP. Its not all that hard and they are CHEAP. -Larry -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
