Connecting to Postgres on a Linux Machine From A Windows NT4 Machine Running Zope
All, I've done quiet a bit of research and I'm still not sure how I can connect to a Postgres 7 Database Running on a Red Hat 7 box from my Windows NT machine running Zope 2.3.1. I do NOT want to use ODBC if possible. I've read about Psycopg, Pygresql and Popy and I'm not sure if these should be installed on the Linux machine or the NT Machine. I'd also like to know which has the best performance and stability. I know I'm asking for a lot of information and I thank anyone willing to help in advance. Thanks, Steven Grimes Database Engineer sgrimes@atinucleus.com Accelerated Technology, Inc. 720 Oak Circle Drive East Mobile, AL 36609 TEL: 334-661-5770 x2348 FAX: 334-661-5788 www.acceleratedtechnology.com ------------------------------------------------------------ "Nucleus. All You NEED in an RTOS. Royalty Free." ------------------------------------------------------------
On Thu, 12 Apr 2001, Steven Grimes wrote:
All,
I've done quiet a bit of research and I'm still not sure how I can connect to a Postgres 7 Database Running on a Red Hat 7 box from my Windows NT machine running Zope 2.3.1. I do NOT want to use ODBC if possible. I've read about Psycopg, Pygresql and Popy and I'm not sure if these should be installed on the Linux machine or the NT Machine. I'd also like to know which has the best performance and stability. I know I'm asking for a lot of information and I thank anyone willing to help in advance.
The database adaptor is installed on the Zope machine. You may find it tricky to install some of the DAs on Windoze; I haven't tried. There have been several discussions recently about relative merits of PG adaptors. Did you search the mailing list for 'popy' 'zpygresql', etc? -- Joel Burton <jburton@scw.org> Director of Information Systems, Support Center of Washington
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