For psycopg2: '<cursor object at 0x2b60b6066a48; closed: 0>' (of course, this could also be due to RHEL5's ancient python).
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- how to tell if cursor is sqlite.Cursor or psycopg2.Cursor dmaziuk
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- Re: [Python] how to tell if cursor is sqlite.Cursor o... Chris Gonnerman
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