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• Odo: Shapeshifting for your data — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  odo takes two arguments, a source and a target for a data transfer. >>> from odo import odo >>> odo(source, target) # load source into target It efficiently migrates data from the source to the targ...

• Overview — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  odo.odo relies on a network of pairwise conversions. We visualize that network below Each node represents a data format. Each directed edge represents a function to transform data between two formats...

• SQL — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  must provide the column names in the form of a Record datashape. Note Without column names, it doesn’t make sense to put an array into a database table, since a database table doesn’t make sense witho...

• Loading CSVs into SQL Databases — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  COPY command using a custom SQLAlchemy expression. In [1]: %time t = odo('all.csv', 'postgresql://localhost::nyc') CPU times: user 1.43 s, sys: 330 ms, total: 1.76 s Wall time: 22min 46s PostgreSQL →...

• Four Operations — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  The Blaze project originally included odo.odo as a magic function that moved data between containers. This function was both sufficiently useful and sufficiently magical that it was moved to a separ...

• Project Information — odo 0.5.0+26.g55cec3c documentation

  Bugs and feature requests can be filed here. The blaze development mailing list is good place to discuss ideas and ask questions about odo.