>Rows are represented as standard Python dictionaries
That seems inefficient. You're always going to have the same columns in each row, so storing column names for each row is a huge waste of memory. Django's "cursor.fetchall" returns a list of tuples, which seems to be a saner way to represent db rows in Python.
That seems inefficient. You're always going to have the same columns in each row, so storing column names for each row is a huge waste of memory. Django's "cursor.fetchall" returns a list of tuples, which seems to be a saner way to represent db rows in Python.