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Accessing your model outside of Pylons
you just quickly want to fiddle with your model in a Python shell use the paster shell. On the commandline {{cd}} to your Pylons application directory and type paster shell This will load your model as {{model}} If however you want to include your ...
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Making a Pylons Blog
Updated for Pylons 0.9.6 and SQLAlchemy 0.4. For people who haven't used Pylons before, think about it like putting on a theatrical production. First of all you need a stage or backdrop, then we put together a script so we can ...
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SQLAlchemy 0.3 for people in a hurry
SQLAlchemy 0.3 for people in a hurry This is a legacy document for users supporting existing applications with SAContext. New projects should follow Using SQLAlchemy with Pylons pylonsdocs:Using SQLAlchemy with Pylons instead, which takes advantage of SQLAlchemy 0.4's features and will be supported ...
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Relational databases for people in a hurry
Relational databases for people in a hurry This is one of a set of quick guides for getting started with the different components of Pylons. Introduction Data for Pylons applications is often stored in a relational database such as MySQL, Postgres or SQLite. SQLite is probably the simplest to set up. See ...
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relational, rdbms, tutorial
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