[python-sybase] On the subject of patches

[Harri P. <har...@tr...>]

I've done a small patch to use the built-in datetime type for python 
2.x, x >= 3, which I find useful.  (I'm only reading datetime 
objects, not writing them, not sure if the sybase module would 
support writing them anyway, except as strings?)

I've actually been using the Sybase module against Sybase 12.0 and 
12.5.x databases, on linux, windows, Solaris, hpux 11.11 (pa-risc).   
Not very heavily and not all of it, but still a fair amount.

I've noticed that the code is not 64 bit clean, on Mandriva 2006 
64 bit it does not compile/work correctly.  Solaris 64 bit 
is the same or similar, does not work  Is there a patch for that, or 
should I roll my sleeves?


-Harri


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