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flecha | Hi! Is there something similar to phpmyadmin in ZODB? | 18:53 |
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flecha | I mean, a database visualization/edit tool | 18:54 |
agroszer | flecha, you could try zodbbrowser | 19:23 |
flecha | Thanks, agroszer. I am reading the docs and I saw this: "Some OODBs support a feature called extents, which allow quickly finding all the instances of a given class, no matter where they are in the object graph; unfortunately the ZODB doesn’t offer extents as a feature." The page ends there... Is there an alternative for "extents" in ZODB? | 19:28 |
agroszer | you can scan the whole DB, but that obviously isn't the best thing | 19:29 |
agroszer | or you build an index yourself | 19:29 |
flecha | seems good to me, ty =) | 19:30 |
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