Hi,
In article http://www.python.org/pipermail/db-sig/1997-April/000197.html I
read the following:
> One interesting note: the ODBC module is apparently quite fast
> relatively to other mechanisms available to Python for accessing
> databases (e.g. ADO). You can *make* ADO go faster, but it takes a good
> amount of fine tuning and voodoo. Empirically, the ODBC module is simple
I am interested in using ADO from Python on Windows NT. Any directions to
where I can obtain a demo Python ADO application would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Werner
In article http://www.python.org/pipermail/db-sig/1997-April/000197.html I
read the following:
> One interesting note: the ODBC module is apparently quite fast
> relatively to other mechanisms available to Python for accessing
> databases (e.g. ADO). You can *make* ADO go faster, but it takes a good
> amount of fine tuning and voodoo. Empirically, the ODBC module is simple
I am interested in using ADO from Python on Windows NT. Any directions to
where I can obtain a demo Python ADO application would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
Werner