Python Connector for PostgreSQL

The advantages and complexity of PostgreSQL database environments cannot be denied, and implementing such functionality in any endeavor can be challenging, especially when the requirements of deployment are in direct correlation with the characteristics of the imposed working framework.

For example, when wanting to bridge the gap between database environments and Python development, users will have to employ specialized connectors, such as Python Connector for PostgreSQL.

This application was designed specifically in order to offer users a dedicated way of achieving connectivity between Python-based applications and a PostgreSQL database environment. The scope of connectivity can pertain to performing operations that pertain to the creation, reading, updating, and deletion operations on the stored database data.

Just as similar connectors from Devart, Python Connector for PostgreSQL also shares the same, Python DB API 2.0 specification and is distributed in both 32 and 64-bit deployments.

The main working principle behind the provided connectivity will allow for the establishment of direct connections through either the TCP or IP protocols, therefore rendering the need for database client libraries, obsolete.

Last but not least, having this direct connectivity will ensure that the speed of data transmission is increased between the Python applications and the PostgreSQL servers.