Python and Oracle

[Quoted] Is there a truly current Oracle UI from python? I've fetched and looked at both "oramod" and "oracledb 0.1.3" from the CONTRIBs area of the ftp site, and neither one is "current".

[Quoted] Oracledb comes close, although it was last built against Solaris Oracle 7.2.2.3 and I have 7.2.3. However, it was also last built against python 1.4.

[Quoted] When I try to build it, following the instructions in the README, I get a whole slew of unresolveds, most from python, even though I pointed it carefully at my 1.5.1 installation.

[Quoted] [Quoted] here's a small sample from the start of the "unresolved's list": $ make oracledb
cc oracledb.o -o oracledb

Undefined			first referenced
 symbol  			    in file
PySequence_GetItem                  oracledb.o
ologof                              oracledb.o
Py_InitModule4                      oracledb.o
PyString_FromStringAndSize          oracledb.o
PyObject_Length                     oracledb.o
dbiMakeRaw                          oracledb.o
Py_FindMethod                       oracledb.o
PyString_FromString                 oracledb.o
PyType_Type                         oracledb.o
oopen                               oracledb.o
PyLong_FromString                   oracledb.o
Py_BuildValue                       oracledb.o
PyString_AsString                   oracledb.o
orol                                oracledb.o

[Quoted] Can someone advise me here on how to get this to build? [I can supply the makefile on request]

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