Slate DB
A Python wrapper for executing Slate Custom SQL in Python.
Installation
You must first install the ODBC Driver for SQL Server.
Then install via pip:
pip install git+https://github.com/jamie-r-davis/slate_db
Usage
The SlateDB.select method returns a generator which will yield any records that match your sql query. By default, each record is returned as an AttrDict, enabling access via keys or via attributes:
>>> from slate_db import SlateDB
>>> db = SlateDB(server='your.server.com',
port=1441,
db='dbname-test',
username='user',
password='secret-password')
# select all records with last name "Smith"
>>> sql = """select * from person where last = 'Smith'"""
>>> for record in db.select(sql):
>>> print("Via attribute: {} <{}>".format(record.name, record.email))
>>> print("Via key: {} <{}>".format(record['name'], record['email']])
# Via attribute: Smith, John <john.smith@example.com>
# Via key: Smith, John <john.smith@example.com>
# Via attribute: Smith, Granny <granny.smith@example.com>
# Via key: Smith, Granny <granny.smith@example.com> 
