Part 3 of 3 In the previous article “Dealing with the Python time module from Rocket MV BASIC” I showed how it is possible to access the Python internal time module and convert the Python date to string display format, then convert it back into the number of seconds since Epoch. Python RESULT: python time= […]
Part 2 of 3 In the previous post “Dealing with Internal and Display format data in your MV database with Python” I showed how it is possible to convert the Python date to the MV internal format. We will now show how we can get the Python time date representation. In the time.time() function returns […]
Part 1 of 3 By storing your data in internal format in your MV database, you can easily convert the data to a desired display format. One of the most common uses for conversion codes is dealing with dates. In MV, the internal representation of the date is an integer. For example the internal format […]
I have presented the Rocket MultiValue Python solution dozens of times to hundreds of people and have touted the 240,000+ projects at pypi.org as a major benefit of a MultiValue Python solution. Yet one reoccurring question I have received is “what Python open source project(s) should MultiValue Developers use”, and my answer has been “what […]
Python is an exciting addition to the Rocket Software MultiValue databases. Following on the success of bringing Python to UniData and UniVerse, Rocket Software in now bringing Python to Rocket D3. In Rocket D3 10.3.1 we have added Python to work with your existing data in a new language. Not only does Python allow you […]
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