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RFC: SCGI graceful restart
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SCGI vs. mod_python (was RFC: SCGI graceful restart)
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SCGI vs. mod_python (was RFC: SCGI graceful restart)
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Re: RFC: SCGI graceful restart
2003-02-20
SCGI vs. mod_python
Titus Brown
2003-02-21
-> On Fri, Feb 21, 2003 at 08:55:37AM -0800, Titus Brown wrote:
-> >psycopg has worked well for me.  PoPy and PygreSQL both gave me trouble ...
->
-> I've never understood why there are four different PostgreSQL modules
-> instead of just one.  Does everyone feel compelled to write their own
-> because all the others suck?

That's overly harsh ;).  PygreSQL worked fine for me until they started
to worry about becoming DB-API compliant.  PoPy worked fine for me until
I had to rely on DB-API compliant behavior, at which point I discovered
it was minorly incompatible with the spec.

I switched to psycopg because it gave me a warm fuzzy feeling, not for
any particularly rigorous reason!

--titus

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