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Tue, Mar 10 2009 1:09 PMPermanent Link

Aldo Caruso
Python is an excellent language for cross platform development, that was chosen by my
development team.
DBISam is a very solid database, to which I'm accustomed to, being an old Delphi
programmer as I am.
Is there any library for managing DBISam from Python ?
Thanks.
Tue, Mar 10 2009 4:37 PMPermanent Link

"Rita"
Python supports ODBC so yes u can purchase
an ODBC distro it from www.elevatesoft.com
HTH
Rita

"Aldo Caruso" <aldo.caruso@argencasas.com> wrote in message
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> Python is an excellent language for cross platform development, that was
> chosen by my
> development team.
> DBISam is a very solid database, to which I'm accustomed to, being an old
> Delphi
> programmer as I am.
> Is there any library for managing DBISam from Python ?
> Thanks.
>

Tue, Mar 10 2009 10:52 PMPermanent Link

Aldo Caruso
Thanks, but what about Linux ?
My development team has chosen Python because we're facing a cross platform development.
The question is: How to develop a Python application that running from either OS ( Linux
or Windows XP ) should be able to access a DBISam database hosted in a file server (
Window shared or Samba ).

"Rita" wrote:

Python supports ODBC so yes u can purchase
an ODBC distro it from www.elevatesoft.com
HTH
Rita

"Aldo Caruso" <aldo.caruso@argencasas.com> wrote in message
news:69819013-63B5-4879-B778-871B1A940E9F@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Python is an excellent language for cross platform development, that was
> chosen by my
> development team.
> DBISam is a very solid database, to which I'm accustomed to, being an old
> Delphi
> programmer as I am.
> Is there any library for managing DBISam from Python ?
> Thanks.
>
Wed, Mar 11 2009 8:01 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

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Aldo,

<< Thanks, but what about Linux ?  >>

The only option there would be to use the Kylix and DBISAM to build a
library that can be accessed by Python, but that is a lot of work and Kylix
is iffy on newer distros.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thu, Mar 19 2009 11:32 AMPermanent Link

Aldo Caruso
Tim,

 Thanks for your answer, but been Kylix a frozen product that Boland abandoned, it is out
of consideration for my team.

Aldo
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