PyODB is an ODBC Python module to provide an quick an easy way to work with databases.It provides a small set of simplified bindings to the unixODBC API and has been developedusing SWIG.
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pyodb PyODB v0.8 file released: pyodb-0.8.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.8 - June 23rd 2009 ------------------------------ Added feature request for ODBC connection strings. As an alternative to using a DSN you can also connect to an ODBC driver directly using a connection string in the Connect constructor. Version 0.7 - May 19th 2008 ------------------------------ Fixed bug on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (64bit) reported by Jaco Du Toit. Running an odbc query using FreeTDS with a connection to MS SQL 2005 caused the fetch from a column containing a string to return a empty (null) result. Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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pyodb PyODB v0.8 file released: pyodb-0.8.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.8 - June 23rd 2009 ------------------------------ Added feature request for ODBC connection strings. As an alternative to using a DSN you can also connect to an ODBC driver directly using a connection string in the Connect constructor. Version 0.7 - May 19th 2008 ------------------------------ Fixed bug on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (64bit) reported by Jaco Du Toit. Running an odbc query using FreeTDS with a connection to MS SQL 2005 caused the fetch from a column containing a string to return a empty (null) result. Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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File released: /pyodb/PyODB v0.8/pyodb-0.8.tar.gz
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pyodb PyODB v0.7 file released: pyodb-0.7.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.7 - May 19th 2008 ------------------------------ Fixed bug on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (64bit) reported by Jaco Du Toit. Running an odbc query using FreeTDS with a connection to MS SQL 2005 caused the fetch from a column containing a string to return a empty (null) result. Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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pyodb PyODB v0.7 file released: pyodb-0.7.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.7 - May 19th 2008 ------------------------------ Fixed bug on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 (64bit) reported by Jaco Du Toit. Running an odbc query using FreeTDS with a connection to MS SQL 2005 caused the fetch from a column containing a string to return a empty (null) result. Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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File released: /pyodb/PyODB v0.7/pyodb-0.7.tar.gz
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pyodb PyODB v0.6 file released: pyodb-0.6.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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pyodb PyODB v0.6 file released: pyodb-0.6.tar.gz
PyODB Change History ==================== Version 0.6 - August 13th 2006 ------------------------------ Improved connection handling. Unlimited number of data source connections. Added optional argument to fetch() for the maximum number of rows to fetch. Added user documentation in the form of a quick start guide (html). Version 0.5 - September 24th 2005 --------------------------------- Improved code mapping between SQL and Python datatypes. Call SQLExecDirect() rather than SQLPrepare and SQLExecute(). Simplified code that gets column data. Version 0.4 - November 11th 2004 -------------------------------- Fixed 2 bugs in the fetch() call: i) Underlying _fetch() now does not rely on number of rows returned by SQLRowCount(). ii) Fixed handling of null column values. Version 0.3 - October 25th 2004 ------------------------------- Multiple connections are now handled correctly. Added explicit call to disconnect a connection. Added transaction handling; begin(), commit() and rollback(). Version 0.2 - September 19th 2004 --------------------------------- Need to close the statement cursor at the end of the fetch. Version 0.1 - September 13th 2004 --------------------------------- First version of project
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File released: /pyodb/PyODB v0.6/pyodb-0.6.tar.gz
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