Cameron,
took me some time to get to this.
Waling down your comments:
>...Normally I would have your DB class represent an open (or openable, if
you wanted to defer that) database connection. So your main class would go:
> def __init__(self, ...other args...):
> self.db = DB(location="blah.sqli
Cameron,
This is much more than I hoped for.
>From quickly looking over - most your notes are perfectly on target.
Allow sometime to digest and reply. Thank you very much!
On 2 Jul 2017 8:14 p.m., "Cameron Simpson" wrote:
> On 02Jul2017 11:02, Andrew Z wrote:
>
>> I'd appreciate your suggestion
On 02Jul2017 11:02, Andrew Z wrote:
I'd appreciate your suggestions for a better approach to the following task.
I have 2 files ( 2 classes). One (ClassA) has all logic related to the main
workflow of the program. Another (DB), I like to offload all operations with a
DB ( sql3 in this case).
Hello,
I'd appreciate your suggestions for a better approach to the following task.
I have 2 files ( 2 classes). One (ClassA) has all logic related to the main
workflow of the program. Another (DB), I like to offload all operations with a
DB ( sql3 in this case).
I'm trying to pass the connect
