SQL server data types????

[Aahz Maruch]

In article <8t2bnk$ns5$1 at nnrp1.deja.com>,  <muwanda at my-deja.com> wrote:
>
>and if I have in a table (SQL server) a datatype nvarchar, Python shell
>send the follow error:
>
>InterfaceError: SQL type (code -9) not implemented
>
>To solve this erro, i need make a cast, but it's so hard, because I
>have a lot a fields nvarhcar....

Ugh.  Yeah, I remember that.  Unfortunately, I'm not working at that job
any more, so I can't play with SQL Server to test things.  I do recall
that we used a hacked version of mxODBC for a while when we were using
Python 1.5.1, so that's one possibility.  Another option would be to
create views, but that creates messy update issues.  I forget what
nvarchar is -- is that the Unicode type?  If so, Lemburg will probably
fix that in the 2.0 version of mxODBC, because 2.0 is the first standard
version of Python to support Unicode.
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