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Create a Python Application to connect to multiple databases, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.95, with 67 lectures, based on 178 reviews, and has 3980 subscribers.

You will learn about Install and setup multiple database systems Create virtual environments Install database connector drivers for multiple database systems Create Python Application GUI Frontend Create database and table in multiple database systems Create a class and methods in Python File Import and use Python Modules Create database connection configuration file Interact with databases from Python Application GUI Perform various database operations from Python App GUI This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to Python or Beginners to Programming It is particularly useful for Beginners to Python or Beginners to Programming.

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Title: Create a Python Application to connect to multiple databases

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.95

Number of Lectures: 67

Number of Published Lectures: 67

Number of Curriculum Items: 67

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 67

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

  • Install and setup multiple database systems
  • Create virtual environments
  • Install database connector drivers for multiple database systems
  • Create Python Application GUI Frontend
  • Create database and table in multiple database systems
  • Create a class and methods in Python File
  • Import and use Python Modules
  • Create database connection configuration file
  • Interact with databases from Python Application GUI
  • Perform various database operations from Python App GUI

Who Should Attend

  • Beginners to Python
  • Beginners to Programming

Target Audiences

  • Beginners to Python
  • Beginners to Programming

In this course you will   learn how to create a Python  application program  that will interact with the following database systems:

  • SQL Server database

  • PostgreSQL

  • MySQL

  • Oracle

  • SQLite

Python has  various modules that you can use to  interact with databases. We will install the various database connector module for each database system to enable us interact with the various  database systems from our Python application.

We will setup the various database management systems and also create a new database and table that our Python application will interact with.

We will create the Python application frontend using Tkinter which is a built in Python module used to create graphical user interfaces . From tkinter module we will import ttk module which is a themed widget library that contains various types of widgets like buttons,labels etc that we can use to build the graphical user interface for our Python application. We will also import other bits and pieces from the tkinter module that our Python application will use.

Also we will create a database configuration file that twill be used to interact with the various database systems that we will  connect to from our Python application. We will perform various database operations on the databases we will create from out Python application GUI frontend.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Creating the application user interface

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is CRUD

Lecture 3: What we will create

Lecture 4: Application Design Sketch

Lecture 5: Install Python on Windows

Lecture 6: Install Python3 on Mac

Lecture 7: Install Atom Text Editor

Lecture 8: Create project directory and Python File

Lecture 9: Creating the GUI : Part 1

Lecture 10: Creating the GUI : Part 2

Lecture 11: Creating the GUI : Part 3

Lecture 12: Creating the GUI : Part 4

Lecture 13: Creating the GUI : Part 5

Lecture 14: Add comments to your code

Chapter 2: Setting Up Microsoft SQL Server Database

Lecture 1: Installing SQL Server 2017 Express

Lecture 2: The Source Code

Lecture 3: Create a new database and table

Lecture 4: Create a database configuration file

Lecture 5: Create a virtual environment and install pypyodbc

Lecture 6: Connect Python File to database

Lecture 7: Create a cursor object

Lecture 8: Create a class and methods

Lecture 9: Add more methods

Lecture 10: Create a function for selected rows

Lecture 11: Create more functions

Lecture 12: Activate button widgets

Lecture 13: Interacting with database from Python Application GUI – Part 1

Lecture 14: Interacting with database from Python Application GUI – Part 2

Chapter 3: Setting Up MySQL Database Server

Lecture 1: Installing MySQL

Lecture 2: MySQL Workbench

Lecture 3: Create a database and a table

Lecture 4: Create a configuration connection file

Lecture 5: Install Mysql -Connector in a virtual environment

Lecture 6: Modfify Python Application File to connect to Mysql Database

Lecture 7: Test connection to MySQL Database from Python App GUI

Lecture 8: Interacting with MySQL database from Python Application GUI – Part 1

Lecture 9: Interacting with MySQL database from Python Application GUI – Part 2

Lecture 10: The Source Code

Chapter 4: Setting Up PostgreSQL Database Server

Lecture 1: Installing PostgreSQL

Lecture 2: Create a database and a table

Lecture 3: Create a sequence for the id column

Lecture 4: Create a configuration connection file

Lecture 5: Install Pyscopg2 inside a virtual environment

Lecture 6: Modfify Python Application File to connect to PostgreSQL Database

Lecture 7: Test connection to PostgreSQL Database from Python App GUI

Lecture 8: Interacting with PostgreSQL database from Python Application GUI – Part 1

Lecture 9: Interacting with PostgreSQL database from Python Application GUI – Part 2

Lecture 10: The Source Code

Chapter 5: Setting Up Oracle Database Server

Lecture 1: Download and Install Oracle Database 18c Express Edition

Lecture 2: What is SQLPLUS

Lecture 3: Unlock sample HR Schema Account

Lecture 4: Install Oracle SQL Developer

Lecture 5: Create a new database table

Lecture 6: Connect Oracle developer to Oracle database

Lecture 7: Installing Oracle database driver in a virtual environment

Lecture 8: Modfify Python Application File to connect to Oracle Database

Lecture 9: Interacting with Oracle database from Python Application GUI

Lecture 10: The Source Code

Chapter 6: Setting Up SQLite3 Database

Lecture 1: Installing SQLite

Lecture 2: Modfify Python Application File to connect to SQLite3 Database

Lecture 3: Test connection to SQLite3 Database from Python App GUI

Lecture 4: Interacting with SQLite3 database from Python Application GUI

Lecture 5: SQLiteStudio

Lecture 6: DB Browser for SQLite

Lecture 7: Viewing SQlite3 Database Records

Lecture 8: The Source Code

Lecture 9: Thank You

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