Py4jdbc
Py4jdbc is a (mostly) dbapi 2.0 compliant interface to JDBC. It’s similar to JayDeBeAPI, but uses a much more efficient JVM backend process implemented with Py4j instead of JPype.
Install with pip
pip install py4jdbc
Install from source tarball
tar -zxf py4jdbc-V.X.Y.Z.tar.gz cd py4jdbc-V.X.Y.Z python setup.py install
Example
A simple example that starts a JVM subprocess:
from py4jdbc import connect
conn = connect("jdbc:postgresql://localhost/postgres, user="cow", password="moo")
cur = conn.cursor()
cur.execute("select 1 as cow;")
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