On 08/06/11 10:30, Daniele Varrazzo wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 8:52 AM, Federico Di Gregorio
> <federico.digregorio@dndg.it> wrote:
>
>> > yesterday I had a good look at all the code and every single change
>> > seems fine to me. I merged everything but there is a little quirk: I see
>> > that you're using lower case for SQL keywords like the transaction
>> > levels while the PostgreSQL preferred lettering is uppercase (just have
>> > a look at the manuals). I think it would be better to just be coherent
>> > with PostgreSQL documentation.
> Do you mean in the python interface or internally? Or in the docs?
>
> FWIW for isolevel values I've take the lettering from the effectively
> stored values of the GUC, e.g. SHOW default_isolation_level gives
> "serializable" even if you set it uppercode (however they are parsed
> non case sensitive, just to be sure). The values accepted by the
> python set_transaction() are not case sensitive, and I've preferred
> documenting them lowercase because it's easier to type and doesn't
> feel "alien" in python code.
>
> But more likely I've not understood what you are referring to :)
I was referring to the docs and to the Python function parameters. I
know that lowercase is more pythonic but using the same casing as
PostgreSQL docs is a big plus, imho.
federico
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