DCOracle Need Help
Satheesh Babu
vsbabu at erols.com
Thu Dec 7 16:51:11 EST 2000
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If you want to download compiled version for windows , you can download it from http://vsbabu.csoft.net/ZOracleDA-bin.zip It works for my Zope installation under NT 4.0, with Oracle 8.1.6 client libraries. Your mileage on how well you can use it with Python will vary :-) "Jose Martin" <joseamartin at venmex.com> wrote in message news:t2vm6g9u2qhle6 at corp.supernews.com... > no, i dont > can you help me with this ? > > Gerhard Häring <gerhard.nospam at bigfoot.de> escribió en el mensaje de > noticias slrn92vfkd.ut.gerhard.nospam at lilith.hqd-internal.de... > > The Buffer module isn't a pure Python module. It's an extension module > > written in C. Have you read the installation instructions and compiled the > C > > module? > > > > Gerhard Häring > > > > On Thu, 7 Dec 2000 10:48:32 -0400, Jose Martin <joseamartin at venmex.com> > wrote: > > >I am trying to use DCOracle on Python 2.0 under Windows or Linux > > >but when i try to make my scritp : > > > > > >The first line is > > >from DCOracle import * > > > > > >when i try to run: > > >Python say me: > > > > > >File "d:\python20\DCOracle\__init__.py", line 52, in ? > > > import sys, Buffer > > >ImportError: No module named Buffer > > > > > >I was searched my python path for a module called Buffer, but i dont have > it > > >Whats happennig ? > > > > -- > > mail: gerhard <at> bigfoot <dot> de > > web: http://highqualdev.com > >
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