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    Oracle MySQL connector.

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      alidaf
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      Oracle have a MySQL connector that is apparently written in python so would that make it suitable for using on a Pycom device, e.g. SyPy? If it is written in Python then all of the code should be self contained so it should just be a case of copying the libraries over, no? I can't make much sense of the connector code's folder structure.

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        crumble @alidaf
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        @alidaf I dont know much about the 3MB RAM versions. The old *Pys have not enough RAM too run such libs.

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          alidaf @crumble
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          @crumble That's a shame. It just means I have to write a connector on the server. I wonder how it's implmented with the Pybytes!

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