Office's Access XP ODBC DBI from PythonWin
Alex Martelli
aleaxit at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 14 07:15:13 EDT 2001
"Steve Holden" <sholden at holdenweb.com> wrote in message
news:OJj8WlH9AHA.185 at cpmsnbbsa07...
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> Has the Win32 odbc module been updated at all since 2.0? I have a feeling
> you might find it less than satisfactory for extended use - I've certainly
> had problems myself.
Hmmm, I did send you my partially-fixed version, yes...?
> Unfortunately the dbi.dbiDate object has a null __doc__,but I notice the
> dbi.py module requires mx.DateTime. Had you considered using mx.ODBC
instead
> of ODBC? If you don't plan commercial use it is free, and I can certainly
> recommend it for ease of use.
Seconded. But a minimally-working free odbc would still be
a good thing IMHO. Say I write utilities to be internally
used here at work (commercial use by mx's terms). As long
as I run them on Windows only, I'm OK -- I can program to
ADO and connect that to whatever DB engine. But -- no funds
for mxODBC for that use. So -- no running my utilities on
Linux boxes. Notch one more black mark discouraging this
spread of Linux boxes around here:-(.
Alex
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