Skip is correct, they're somewhat different:
SQLObject is an 'ORM' or 'Object-Relational Mapping', meaning that it
allows you to handle everything related to the database with objects.
The table handles are objects, the result set is an object, the
individual rows in a result set are objects with
yaffa> i have a python script that scrapes contents from an html file
yaffa> and i would like to have the script write values to a mysql db.
yaffa> do you recommend i go with the sqlobject or the mysqldb module?
They are really quite different beasts. You'll have to consider your
requ
dear group,
i have a python script that scrapes contents from an html file and i
would like to have the script write values to a mysql db. do you
recommend i go with the sqlobject or the mysqldb module?
thank you
yaffa
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