the form of the SQLDB() for SQLite includes the filename - since
SQLite database is based on this file.
For other backends (such as postgres) you connect thru a server - so
the form of your connection would
be the same as your first connection. The point is that in both cases
you want to connect to the same
db - but for SQLite, there is no server (e.g. "lite") so you have to
tell it relative file-path information.
Hope that helps.
Yarko
On Oct 6, 6:00 am, annet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You can have two apps connect to the same database by using the same db URI
> > string.
>
> In the model of my initial application called b2c I have the following
> URI string:
>
> db=SQLDB('postgres://fitwise:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5432/fitwise_nl')
>
> > For SQLite one of the two should have
> > SQLDB('sqlite:../../otherapp/databases/filename.db')
>
> From this sentence I understand that in the model of my second
> application called b2b I should have the following URI string:
>
> SQLDB('postgres:../../b2c/databases/filename.db')
>
> That is SQLDB without the db= part, a reference to the databases
> folder in my initial application and finally the file name filename.db
> This I do not understand, there is no file in the databases folder of
> my b2c application with a .db extension. Could you please explain,
> what file you are referencing here.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Annet.
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