[pygr-notify] Issue 70 in pygr: Support for sqlite

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Comment #2 on issue 70 by marecki: Support for sqlite
http://code.google.com/p/pygr/issues/detail?id=70

In its present incarnation SQLite support only works with Python 2.5+, i.e.  
with
versions which come with the sqlite3 module. For 2.3 and 2.4 the very same
functionality is available via an external package, which however is not a  
drop-in
replacement because the module's name was changed when this package was  
incorporated
into the Python library (originally it was pysqlite2), and a slightly  
different
import is required too (one needs to explicitly select DB-API 2.0 support).

Attached you will find a patch which attempts to address this issue: Pygr  
will now
try to import pysqlite2.dbapi2 if sqlite3 import failed, with both modules  
being
imported as 'sqlite' so that the same code works for both cases. I have  
tested this
on the future new megatest machine (x86 running Linux, Python 2.4), all  
tests from
the new framework pass. Please verify and include into master.


Attachments:
	0001-Try-to-use-pysqlite2-if-sqlite3-is-not-available-for.patch  3.9 KB

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