This product, DCOracle, is written using OCI 7 calls; it works with Oracle 7 and Oracle 8.0. However, maintenance on DCOracle has been discontinued in favor of the DCOracle2 product, which has been rewritten around OCI 8 calls.
DCOracle2 is available here.
The DCOracle Python interface is described in the file DCOracle.txt.
The license for DCOracle can be found in LICENSE.txt.
The change history can be found in CHANGES.txt.
This file provides installation instructions.
The first step is to build the extension modules used by DCOracle. See the README.txt in the source directory.
The DCOracle package is a Python package. To install it, simply copy (or on Unix link) the DCOracle directory to a directory in your Python search path.
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Note that, as with any Oracle application, you must have the usual Oracle run-time software installed and have the ORACLE_HOME environment variable set as described in the Oracle documentation.