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Orientdb driver for python that uses the binary protocol.
if the query return an OrientRecordLink object instance, like: res = client.command(select from V) print(str(res[0])) # output "##32:3" print(res[0].get()) # output "#32:3"
It would be nice if the OrientRecord class had `__eq__()`, `__cmp__()` and `__hash__()` methods so that we can check for the existence of a RID in a list of OrientRecords....
This question has already been asked here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/orient-database/PrH4kH-fhAY Since I have the same doubt and it's still unanswered there, I thought that though I'm not sure this is the right...
Just pulled the master branch of pyorient 1.5.4 on 9/29/2016 and tried it against OrientDB 1.5.4. Gets stuck on the db_open call forever. Distributed Database. client.db_exists("testdb",pyorient.STORAGE_TYPE_PLOCAL) True **client.db_open**("testdb","admin","admin") ctrl+c -...
I think the accepted standard of OrientDB is to write and read dates in POSIX/Unix time which means they should be encoded and decoded as if they occurred at UTC...
Hi, For some reason, querying the $stack context variable of a TRAVERSE triggers a PyOrientNullRecordException, even as running the same command inside OrientDB studio returns lists of strings. I can...
as the title. It would every complicated solution if it doesn't.
In some examples in README.md and in some tests, cluster_id of a newly created class is assumed to be retrived via the following code cluster_id = client.command( "create class my_class...
Hello !!! I'm stuck with OGM, trying to do queries! Could you please give a few examples? I have something like: Node = declarative_node() class testeJon(Node): element_plural = "testeJons" attrib1...