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Databases taste better with Python.
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Catherine: pyOraGeek: Oracle-free Oracle access
I got an interesting question from Guido d'Amico... he wants to use Python scripts to access Oracle databases from machines with no Oracle s...
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Catherine: pyOraGeek: April 2006
oraDifference.py - a tool for comparing items that differ between two Oracle schemas. The basic idea is to leverage the excellent graphical diff/merge tools available for file comparison and convenie...
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Wanted: RDBMS superpower summary for app developers
At last night's WWCode Cincinnati panel, I recommended that developers talk to their DBA about what advanced capabilities their RDBMS can offer, so that they don't end up reimplementing functionality in the app that are already available (better and...
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8 years
Code Studio rocks; diversity does, too
If you want to quickly get some kids introduced to computer programming concepts, you could do a lot worse than using Code Studiofrom code.org. That's what I did the last couple weeks - took two hours to lightly shepherd the Dayton YWCA day camp through...
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I've never had a tool I really liked that would extract a chunk of a large production database for testing purposes while respecting the database's foreign keys. This past week I finally got to write one: rdbms-subsetter.
Getting it to respect referential integrity "upward" - guaranteeing every needed parent record would be included for each child row - took less than a day. Trying to get it to also guarantee referential integrity "downward" - including all child records... -
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A Pandas DataFrame has a nice to_sql(table_name, sqlalchemy_engine) method that saves itself to a database.
The only trouble is that coming up with the SQLAlchemy Engine object is a little bit of a pain, and if you're using the IPython %sql magic, your %sql session already has an SQLAlchemy engine anyway. So I created a bogus PERSIST pseudo-SQL command that...
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