[Qt-interest] Database agnostic programming
Bill KING
bill.king at trolltech.com
Wed Mar 25 23:48:03 CET 2009
The relevant qt'er is listening and has plans :)
André Somers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am not using PyQt, but it is a very interesting project nontheless! It may
> be a serious contender for the future, that might be integrated using Kross
> in the future. Currently Kross does not work with Python on windows, but
> that may change in the future of course. If it does, then maybe it would be
> possible to build some nice interface for use from Qt/C++.
>
> André
>
>
> "Thomas Dähling" <t.daehling at googlemail.com> schreef in bericht
> news:49C975A9.8060707 at googlemail.com...
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> in case you are using PyQt you might want to take a look at SQLAlchemy
>> (http://www.sqlalchemy.org). I don't know of any such interface for C++,
>> even though I'd be highly interested in such a thing as well.
>>
>> /Thomas
>>
>> André Somers schrieb:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have build some Qt based software that interfaces with a database. Now,
>>> we would like to make the program database agnostic. That is: we want to
>>> make it possible to choose a different database as the backend to store
>>> the data. While Qt gives me a good way to connect with the different
>>> databases, there is no solution for the different SQL dialects that are
>>> used, especially for slightly more advanced select queries and for table
>>> creation and modification queries. Issues range from different names for
>>> data types, different date notations, different characters around table
>>> names and values to differences in things like TOP version LIMIT
>>> keywords.
>>>
>>> How do other people solve this issue? Is there some library available
>>> somewhere that can "translate" SQL dialects? One option I am looking into
>>> is KexiDB, but the page seems a bit outdated so I am not sure what the
>>> current status is. Meanwhile, other suggestions are very welcome!
>>>
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