On Dec 28, 2006, at 8:31 PM, Ed Leafe wrote:
> 3) Download and install pymssql.py from their site: http://
> pymssql.sourceforge.net/
>
> 4) Download the *modified* pymssql.py from: ftp://leafe.com/pymssql.py
>
> 5) Copy the modified pymssql.py into your site-packages directory,
> overwriting the one that was installed in step 3.
>
> 6) Make sure that you have the latest and greatest Subversion copy of
> dabo/db/dbMsSQL.py
OK, this is really odd. I started testing on WinXP, and used the
pymssql installer. After that, I was able to connect and do
everything that I could do yesterday from my Mac after modifying the
pymssql file. So I reverted my Mac's pymssql file, and now it's
working fine without my mods!
So please disregard all of the steps quoted above. I probably had an
old copy of the file hanging around from earlier testing. Now the
steps are:
1) Download and install FreeTDS if you are running Linux/OS X. NOTE:
FreeTDS must be configured with --enable-msdblib to return correct
dates! See README.freetds for details.
2) Download and install pymssql.py from their site: http://
pymssql.sourceforge.net/. Windows users can run the installer that it
comes in; Mac/Linux users just unpack and run 'sudo python setup.py
install'.
3) Make sure that you have the latest and greatest Subversion copy of
dabo/db/dbMsSQL.py
Now you're ready to rock with Microsoft SQL Server!
-- Ed Leafe
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