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Further development of pymssql package will continue on http://code.google.com/p/pymssql/
Many thanks to Sourceforge for 9 years of support!!!

A version bump here as the win32 folder was missing from the MANIFEST.in file which caused it to not be included in the source distributions.

pymssql 1.0.2 (stable) has been released
This release fixes all reported issues and introduces new features. Please see the webpage at http://pymssql.sourceforge.net for details.

pymssql 1.0.1 has been released.
* fixed bug in pymssql.execute() function introduced in 1.0.0,
* added Nagios plugin, thanks to Josselin Mouette and Julien Blache from Debian team,
* some 64-bit issues were fixed,
* charset bug was fixed, thanks again Josselin Mouette,
* pymssql was tested on more platforms, including 64-bit.

pymssql 1.0.0 has been released. It was almost rewritten from scratch, and it addresses all requests that I received from users. There are many new features, improvements, bugfixes and cleanups. There's also new web page, new docs and examples. Check it out at http://pymssql.sourceforge.net/

After another long delay there's pymssql 0.8.0. This is the first version released under LGPL, instead of GPL. It's also the first version to work with just released Python 2.5! There are some bugfixes, and new FAQs on the webpage.

We decide to change the license.
Now, CVS Version is under the LGPL.
This change of license from GPL to LGPL will be helpful for many F/OSS developers.

This release it actually a re-release of 0.7.2 that was not buildable on systems that has no previous version of pymssql installed. Thanks Vsevolod Stakhov for pointing that out!

See the release information (click version number in "Files" section) to see list of changes that apply to this release.

I'm proud to announce version 0.7.2 of pymssql. This version fixes some problems with binary data types, changes handling of data types (e.g. dates are returned as date object instead of string), and should perform better than the previous versions. Everybody is encouraged to install or upgrade (but beware as some things are changed -- read release information, help(_mssql) and run in test environment first!)... read more

pymssql 0.7.1 has been released. This version has improved performance, fixes some portability problems and supports more platforms. You are encouraged to install/upgrade.

Pymssql is python interface for mssql. (linux/win32)

This version is some bug fixed release.