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ExtZSQL provides SQL methods from the filesystem. It is mainly aimed at Python product developers, as it solves several problems associated with using SQL in filesystem products:

  • Changing the statement requires refreshing the product.
  • Changing the statement also requires re-instantiating all objects of that product.
  • New SQL objects (ZSQL methods) must be created for each object. Imagine if you have lots of statements and lots of objects.
  • You must re-initialize all statements to change the connection.
  • You must keep SQL in your Python source, and sometimes in multiple places.

ExtZSQL solves this by providing a handy factory and a ZSQL-dervived class that gets its statement from the filesystem. It also provides a through-the-web type for using filesystem resident SQL files. (This is somewhat like the CMF FSZSQLMethod.)

For more information please see the README and ISSUES files.

Developed by J Cameron Cooper under contract with Rice University's Connexions Project

 Title   Type   Size   Modified   Status 
 0.9 Edit object Software Release   2004-06-01 published
 CHANGES for ExtZSQL Edit object Document 1 K 2003-03-03 published
 ExtZSQL Initial Release Edit object Software Release   2003-03-05 published
 ExtZSQL Initial Release Edit object News Item 1 K 2003-03-05 published
 Install ExtZSQL Edit object Document 1 K 2003-03-05 published
 ISSUES with ExtZSQL Edit object Document 2 K 2003-03-05 published
 README for ExtZSQL Edit object Document 5 K 2004-06-01 published