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    Thread: Could I override a fully implemented method
Post: RE: Could I override a fully implemented method

What was I thinking? I tried and it worked Thanks
zatlas1 General Coding Help 2 2,418 Jun-06-2019, 02:20 AM
    Thread: Could I override a fully implemented method
Post: Could I override a fully implemented method

Hi all I have an abstract class with a mixture of abstract methods and fully implemented methods. The latter are correct for 99.9% of the derived classes. Please refer to snippets import abc import ...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 2 2,418 Jun-05-2019, 09:57 PM
    Thread: Boto 3 and Mongo DB
Post: RE: Boto 3 and Mongo DB

Yep, that helped We have a universal connect for PEP 249 objects and thought about similar stuff for boto3 compatible databases
zatlas1 General Coding Help 2 2,959 May-23-2019, 07:32 PM
    Thread: Boto 3 and Mongo DB
Post: Boto 3 and Mongo DB

Is MongoDB supported by Boto 3?
zatlas1 General Coding Help 2 2,959 May-23-2019, 05:40 PM
    Thread: httplib to http.client conversion issue
Post: httplib to http.client conversion issue

I am a relatively newbie, dealing with python 2.7 code that needs to go to python 3.6 or 3.7 In the code I have 'import httplib' that I dutifully changed to 'import http.client as httplib' Later in ...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 1 2,586 Apr-12-2019, 05:07 PM
    Thread: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249
Post: RE: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249

Don't misunderstand me, I will follow all my vendors' documentation, deal with it, and hide that from my users' (I am writing a common connect/interface class), but I still think that there should hav...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 10 5,269 Feb-06-2019, 03:55 PM
    Thread: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249
Post: RE: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249

There is a fundamental issue with PEP 249 regarding this common feature. I truly expected without any prejudice, that I would find a reference to autocommit in the PEP. Something like this imaginary...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 10 5,269 Feb-06-2019, 02:56 PM
    Thread: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249
Post: RE: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249

This DOES NOT answer the question! 1. The description of 'commit()' in my original post is the second item in the 'connection objects' section, so obviously, I read PEP 249 and specifically, the reco...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 10 5,269 Feb-06-2019, 04:08 AM
    Thread: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249
Post: Is there a standard for autocommit In PEP 249

I tried reading PEP 249 and I could not locate any mentioning as a parameter to the connect() except in the commit method: ---------------------------- .commit() Commit any pending transaction to the ...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 10 5,269 Feb-05-2019, 06:38 PM
    Thread: accessing Sybase (ASE and/or Anywhere) via ODBC... on Linux
Post: accessing Sybase (ASE and/or Anywhere) via ODBC......

We have many Sybase databases of both flavors (ASE and Anywhere). For some reason, my boss insists on accessing them via ODBC (on Linux). I am able to access them via the native sybpydb and sqlanydb...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 0 2,900 Jan-31-2019, 06:48 PM
    Thread: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors
Post: RE: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors

Thank you ZA
zatlas1 General Coding Help 6 3,971 Jan-18-2019, 06:02 AM
    Thread: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors
Post: RE: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors

OK, let me explain it clearly! I do NOT get any exception! despite the fact that the file 'a_real_sqlite3_file' (for example) does not exist. Therefore, there is nothing to show! I run it on Window...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 6 3,971 Jan-18-2019, 04:39 AM
    Thread: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors
Post: RE: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors

My code clearly tries to capture the exception and there are other places in my code that actually capture exceptions for object.execute('sql statement') It looks like the people who'd developed the s...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 6 3,971 Jan-17-2019, 11:10 PM
    Thread: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors
Post: Does Python sqlite3 detect connection errors

Hi all try: dbconn = sqlite3.connect('a_real_sqlite3_file') return dbconn except (sqlite3.Error, sqlite3.Warning) as e: common_func.eprint(common_fu...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 6 3,971 Jan-17-2019, 08:54 PM
    Thread: why is my dictionary not recognized as such
Post: RE: Dictionnaries - Equality

I must admit that Python comparisons and matches begin to drive me nuts: self.driver_id = supported_drivers[self.driver] if self.driver in supported_drivers else None print (self.driver...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 5 3,780 Jan-13-2019, 04:59 PM
    Thread: why is my dictionary not recognized as such
Post: RE: why is my dictionary not recognized as such

Thank you all
zatlas1 General Coding Help 5 3,780 Jan-13-2019, 06:10 AM
    Thread: why is my dictionary not recognized as such
Post: why is my dictionary not recognized as such

I am still a newbie but learning fast. However, Python is still surprising me in strange ways. Here is my code supported_drivers = {"SQLite" : 1, "Sybase" : 3, ...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 5 3,780 Jan-13-2019, 04:33 AM
    Thread: 1 == 1 seems to yield false
Post: RE: 1 == 1 seems to yield false

Thank you so much I am a newbie in Python; in Perl it would work... I have to eradicate the Perl maven in me :)
zatlas1 General Coding Help 3 2,602 Jan-07-2019, 01:32 PM
    Thread: 1 == 1 seems to yield false
Post: 1 == 1 seems to yield false

I am a Python newbie. I plucked some code from the internet and trying to build something that resemble the class I am supposed o build Here is the code: def _factory_method(self, name = 'Concre...
zatlas1 General Coding Help 3 2,602 Jan-07-2019, 01:08 PM

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