n00b> def openDb(self):
n00b> try:
n00b> self.db = MySQLdb.connect(host = self.db_host,
n00b> user = self.db_uname,
n00b> passwd = self.db_passwd,
n00b> db = self.db_name,
n00b> )
n00b>
n00b> self.cur = self.db.cursor()
n00b> return self.db, self.cur
n00b> except Exception, e:
n00b> sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__
n00b> sys.stderr = sys.__stderr__
n00b> print e[0], e[1]
n00b> sys.exit(1)
...
n00b> def write(self, string):
n00b> s = string.strip('\n')
n00b> if not s=='':
n00b> self.openDb()
n00b> self.cur.execute(self.sql, (s))
n00b> self.db.commit()
n00b> self.closeDb()
You don't really want to open a new database connection for every write call
do you?
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