Re: [PyTone-users] Introduction

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for a little bit. We've found the requirements of what I'm trying to do and what he's been working on fit pretty well. Gotta love OpenSource :)

I hope it pours back into pytone though.

Thats the plan.

Well, I hate mysql and my opinion is that too much people use SQL servers for tools that do not require them. Have you looked at sqlite ? At least it does not require you to set up and administer a mysql server and you can have pytone migrate the data instead of requiring the user to do all that.

Dancebox already uses sqlite but Doug wants MySQL. So we will do both. Each backend will be implemented as a different database module. So you can enable or disable whichever databases you want via the config file. -- Richard A. Smith