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Don't you hate when you think one thing and write another?

Tom Jenkins wrote:
|pure python module (psycopg is all C).  And so PygreSQL bloomed.
|
| PygreSQL works in Windows, psycopg may or may not;
| PygreSQL has a pure python interface, psycopg's C code is very readable;
| psycopg gives you the option of having serialized or nonserialized
| cursors, i don't believe PygreSQL has that feature;
| PygreSQL supports asynchronous features of libpq, psycopg 1.1x versions
| have that support now;
|
| both are excellent modules.
|

:%s/PygreSQL/pyPgSQL/g

PygreSQL is not the module i was thinking when i wrote this - it was
pyPgSQL.  and pyPgSQL was started by Billie Allie; Gerhard handles the
releases (or at least the announcements ).

PygreSQL is the oldest one and historically has been very difficult to
get patches merged in to its releases.

i know this has nothing to do with quixote, but i wanted to make sure
pyPgSQL was correctly identified as an excellent module
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Tom Jenkins
devIS - Development Infostructure
http://www.devis.com

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