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I am looking to start learning the python language and I was wondering if anyone can give me a heads up to any good IDE's for the language? I have a list [here:](http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEditors) but because there are so many I have no idea where to even start. Thanks in advance.

I have a program that takes csv values, parses the content and inserts it in an sqlite3 database. I am using sqlite3 to save on space and to make the py scripts a little more portable. The next refactoring may well need to have postgresql or mysql to deal with …

I want to create sqlite3 databases from within a python script. I am currently running this code which does not pass the right variable content to the sqlite3 command prompt, so I have one issue there. I also do not want to have the user have an sqlite3 command shell …

I have 2 functions, one of which works and one of which doesn't. I do not understand this, because the only difference is that the second function puts in just the name of the variable, where the 1st function puts in the value. There is only one line to build …

I have a csv that needs to be put into a database format so I can sort and count the data. My approach has been to use python csv and sqlite modules. I am communicating with the database and creating one of the 2 tables. Second table has many more …

I am seeing some solutions using re, out there on the Interwebs, but not what I want. I want to match several strings with partial content of a list item. # as an example of one of the rows in a csv file hostlist=[192.168.10.17, postgres12, "Red Hat 4.3", "broken"] #pseudocode …

I want to copy rows 3-5 to a new csv file. I can get the following code to copy the whole file to the new file but the only detail I have found about grabbing arbitrary rows consists of piecing array index numbers like in line 4 below. This may …

I have a lot of backup files with names like Corn-Curl-Server_Backup_2002-02-23.tar.gz that makes sense as [hostname]_[comment]_[date of the backup].tar.gz It is easy to scan it with a human eye and discover the backups older than 28 days so they can be deleted, however the files are in separate folders under …

I have a very simple wish, to dump all databases so I can lock up a backup of the databases, tables, users and so on. It looked like [CODE]mysqldump -v --all-databases -u root -p secret > "${directory2}""$h"_mysql_dumpall.sql[/CODE] worked, however the file contained a little error message telling me I had …

I am having major issues with nfs, in that server-1 has to mount a file from server-2 before an application owned by another user can operate. The applications will appear to load without the mounted share but they will be just going through the motions and the application will not …