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>Chapter 4. using hk_classes as a Python module</H1
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>You can use hk_classes within Python. You can write your own Python applications using all the elements of hk_classes or interactively
explore your data.
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> 1 horst@horstnotebook:~> python
2 Python 2.2.2 (#1, Mar 17 2003, 15:17:58)
3 [GCC 3.3 20030226 (prerelease) (SuSE Linux)] on linux2
4 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
5 >>> from hk_classes import *
6 >>> dr=hk_drivermanager()
7 >>> con=dr.new_connection("mysql")
8 >>> con.set_password("mypassword")
9 >>> con.connect()
10 1
11 >>> db=con.new_database("exampledb")
12 >>> mytable=db.new_table("authors")
13 >>> mytable.enable()</PRE
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>hk_drivermanager handles the database drivers. You need just one object of this type for your whole application.
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> vector<hk_string>* driverlist(void): returns a list of all available database drivers</P
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> hk_connection* new_connection(const hk_string& drivername): creates a new object of type hk_connection;</P
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