ENH: sql support via SQLAlchemy, with legacy fallback by mangecoeur · Pull Request #5950 · pandas-dev/pandas (original) (raw)
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Code, tests, and docs for an updated io.sql module which uses SQLAlchemy as a DB abstraction layer. A legacy fallback is provided for SQLite and MySQL. The api should be backwards compatible, with depreciated names marked as such.
need to rebase away the merged branchs (makes history cleaner)
do this:
git fetch upstream
git rebase -i upstream/master
delete the tracked branch
git push upstream thisbranch -f
can also combine/squash branch as you see fit (you can do this later if you want)...post comments
https://github.com/pydata/pandas/wiki/Using-Git
| For example, suppose you want to query some data with different types from a |
| table such as: |
| If SQLAlchemy is not installed a legacy fallback is provided for sqlite and mysql. |
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add a new in version 0.14 tag (it might make it to 0.13.1...let's see)
@mangecoeur instead of unittest.SkipTest, use nose.SkipTest (these fail in py2.6)
@jtratner , @hayd you guys were involved at the design stage for this, is there something
we need to be aware of before moving forward based on @mangecoeur 's work? any
remaining issues that need to be ironed out before we commit to an implementation?
@mangecoeur , please update the optional dependencies secion of the README and
set a reasonable minimum on the supported version of SQLAlchemy. Nothing that would
force most users to upgrade nor get us tangled in a legacy whack-a-mole, if possible.
if 0.9.1 is not it, One of the builds should test with the minimum version.
@jreback, should we ask for a @SQL decorator on these tests, what do you think?
also pls edit install.rst with the same requirements
u may want to test with an older version of sqlalchemy that is popular
(and make one of the requirements. for that)
Ok I slept on it, I now agree that automatic datatime conversion needs to be part of this feature.
I will try testing with SQLAlchemy 0.8 , I think that's probably the most widespread version. I don't anticipate any issues, their core api is stable.
Please add any more comments/suggestions and I will implement them in the coming week or so.
@mangecoeur, please don't merge master into your PR branches.
Sorry, didn't realize, was just doing the workflow i was used to... can try
to revert if its a big problem...
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Legitimate, but we're settled on using rebase in pandas.
I don't see any problems, but I'd like to see it sit on master for at least a week (two weeks?) before it's rolled into a release. Just one man's opinion though. How firm is that 6-day timeline on the 0.13.1 milestone?
This is a big feature, which I would normally associate with a major release.
It hasn't lived in master for a couple of months, which I'd say is required to get it stable.
If you'd like to ship it as experimental in 0.13.1 and if the old code is still working,
No strong objection here.
@danielballan will be at least that long....0.13 really just rolled out...
The point of quickly releasing 0.13.1 is to ensure a stable version is available (see various
perf regressions fixed) during the longer release cycle of the next major release (0.14), so we
can start merging big features into master.
That's the idea anyway.
OK, just basing that on the milestone. Then I don't see a problem.
Has anyone done benchmarks on SQLA-mediated connections vs. MySQLdb / sqlite as it's set up now? I volunteer, once it's in master.
@y-p is right here....(I wanted the docs updated)...to reflect 0.13 changes...
maybe can split off the doc updates to satisfy #5936 then roll this to master right after 0.13.1
I am sure that the dtype inference needs some more work and that will happen in 0.14 (hopefully)
It's become obvious that the RC's really don't get that much extra testing.
Users wait for the official release. So we only get the bug reports right after a release
which we can then address in a point release. hopefully quickly.
I'd love a better solution, do you have a hypnotic ray I can borrow to get people to test our RC's?
TST Import sqlalchemy on Travis.
DOC add docstrings to read sql
ENH read_sql connects via Connection, Engine, file path, or :memory: string
CLN Separate legacy code into new file, and fallback so that all old tests pass.
TST to use sqlachemy syntax in tests
CLN sql into classes, legacy passes
FIX few engine vs con calls
CLN pep8 cleanup
add postgres support for pandas.io.sql.get_schema
WIP: cleaup of sql io module - imported correct SQLALCHEMY type, delete redundant PandasSQLWithCon
TODO: renamed _engine_read_table, need to think of a better name. TODO: clean up get_conneciton function
ENH: cleanup of SQL io
TODO: check that legacy mode works TODO: run tests
correctly enabled coerce_float option
Cleanup and bug-fixing mainly on legacy mode sql. IMPORTANT - changed legacy to require connection rather than cursor. This is still not yet finalized. TODO: tests and doc
Added Test coverage for basic functionality using in-memory SQLite database
Simplified API by automatically distinguishing between engine and connection. Added warnings
Initial draft of doc updates
minor doc updates
Added tests and reduced code repetition. Updated Docs. Added test coverage for legacy names
Documentation updates, more tests
Added depreciation warnings for legacy names.
Updated docs and test doc build
ENH #4163 - finalized tests and docs, ready for wider use…
TST added sqlalchemy to TravisCI build dep for py 2.7 and 3.3
TST Import sqlalchemy on Travis.
DOC add docstrings to read sql
ENH read_sql connects via Connection, Engine, file path, or :memory: string
CLN Separate legacy code into new file, and fallback so that all old tests pass.
ENH #4163 added version added coment
ENH #4163 added depreciation warning for tquery and uquery
ENH #4163 Documentation and tests
…e date options. Updated optional dependancies
Added columns optional arg to read_table, removed failing legacy tests.
Added columns to doc
ENH #4163 Fixed class renaming, expanded docs
ENH #4163 Fixed tests in legacy mode
Squashed the history into 3 commits with more or less informative messages (not so used to using git this way, but hopefully shouldn't have screwed anything up)
Let me know how to finish this to get this merged to master, it certainly needs to be exercised in the real world to see how people get on, this should generate some new issues for improving in the next release.
On the docs - because they've been changed quite a bit to cover sqlalchemy and the read_table function I don't think it makes sense to split them out as they stand. I feel confident we could push the whole thing to master and see how people get on.
How do we envisage the user API?
In the docs, at the moment there is from pandas.io import sql and then sql.read_sql/to_sql/read_table
- What do we want top-level? At the moment there is
pd.read_sqlandpd.DataFrame.to_sql. Is this to stay? Should it then be used like that in the docs? (but then it contrasts withsql.read_table) - What other functions do we regard as public?
- There were votes against
sql.tqueryandsql.uqueryand this has been removed from the docs and deprecation warnings added , so OK. sql.has_tablesql.executeseems also useful? If so, also mention it in the docs?
- There were votes against
To finish summary: also deprecated are sql.read_frame and sql.write_frame (they should be removed from api.rst)
@jreback @jorisvandenbossche ok just want to fix the bug where specifying the same name in index_col and parse_dates causes an error, then we should be good to go.
TST Import sqlalchemy on Travis.
DOC add docstrings to read sql
ENH read_sql connects via Connection, Engine, file path, or :memory: string
CLN Separate legacy code into new file, and fallback so that all old tests pass.
TST to use sqlachemy syntax in tests
CLN sql into classes, legacy passes
FIX few engine vs con calls
CLN pep8 cleanup
add postgres support for pandas.io.sql.get_schema
WIP: cleaup of sql io module - imported correct SQLALCHEMY type, delete redundant PandasSQLWithCon
TODO: renamed _engine_read_table, need to think of a better name. TODO: clean up get_conneciton function
ENH: cleanup of SQL io
TODO: check that legacy mode works TODO: run tests
correctly enabled coerce_float option
Cleanup and bug-fixing mainly on legacy mode sql. IMPORTANT - changed legacy to require connection rather than cursor. This is still not yet finalized. TODO: tests and doc
Added Test coverage for basic functionality using in-memory SQLite database
Simplified API by automatically distinguishing between engine and connection. Added warnings
Initial draft of doc updates
minor doc updates
Added tests and reduced code repetition. Updated Docs. Added test coverage for legacy names
Documentation updates, more tests
Added depreciation warnings for legacy names.
Updated docs and test doc build
ENH #4163 - finalized tests and docs, ready for wider use…
TST added sqlalchemy to TravisCI build dep for py 2.7 and 3.3
TST Import sqlalchemy on Travis.
DOC add docstrings to read sql
ENH read_sql connects via Connection, Engine, file path, or :memory: string
CLN Separate legacy code into new file, and fallback so that all old tests pass.
ENH #4163 added version added coment
ENH #4163 added depreciation warning for tquery and uquery
ENH #4163 Documentation and tests
…e date options. Updated optional dependancies
Added columns optional arg to read_table, removed failing legacy tests.
Added columns to doc
ENH #4163 Fixed class renaming, expanded docs
ENH #4163 Fixed tests in legacy mode
Conflicts: ci/requirements-2.6.txt doc/source/io.rst pandas/io/sql.py pandas/io/tests/test_sql.py
@jreback done, waiting for travis builds had to fix a py3.3 compat thing, should be ok
once you pass lmk; I can fix the rebase (e.g. you shouldn't have a merge of master branch in their).....
Ok will do, i had trouble getting the rebase to work, loads of merge conflicts...
@mangecoeur take a look see at this rebased branch.
looks ok? (and the tests all pass, but skipping some, though I see that yours did too).
[goat-jreback-~/pandas] nosetests pandas/io/tests/test_sql.py
SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.....................................
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Ran 62 tests in 0.842s
OK (SKIP=25)
@jreback perhaps needs to add pymysql to travis (which is the only mysql driver used currently in the tests..)
@jreback Did you squash it down to one commit? Because it would maybe be nice to keep the commits of mangeceour to give him the credit
I agree
prob was rebase was problematic
let me do it again
and I'll leave all the sub commits in place
8-10 or so
course if u would like to rebase it
go ahead!
ok.....if someone would form a new / consolidate SQL page with the todos:
obviously more testing with postgres / MySQL
and need to skip if the module is installed but no server is up (e.g. installing pymsql but not running it shows an Operationalerror)
@jorisvandenbossche that would be gr8
rebase wasn't perfect...prob did miss some doc stuff.....go ahead and fix!
@hayd yep...that's next on tap making travis test everything
pls consolidate / close SQL issues as needed (as he merge didn't do it because I pushed to master)
Fixed the merge conflicts in the docs: db2f6d9
@mangecoeur Maybe you should also have a look to check that all your latest changes are correctly commited to master.
And opened a new issue #6292 for the follow-up.
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Feb 7, 2014
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