Nearly a year ago now, I wrote about persistence. OODBMSs didn't do it for me, so this left the question of how best to use an RDBMS with an OOP language.

A year on, I've still not come across anything which stands out. Not until now, that is. Simon Willison has pointed out SQLObject, and it looks really interesting.

Don't take this as a recommendation, since I've not had a chance to play with this yet, let alone to use it in anger. But it's worth a look, I think.

If and when I do have a chance to give SQLObject a work out, I'll let you know how it goes. If you have any experiences to relate in the meantime, please feel free. ;-)

The furniture is all assembled. The unpacking is done. I've spend too much money at Robert Dyas and Ikea. Oh, and Sainsbury's, too - when you have to buy a complete set of cleaning materials, spices and various other odds and sods all at once, it doesn't half add up.

But none of that matters. I'm in.

Tonight - Lara!

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