Perhaps Sarge includes the Sybase TDS libraries in the distro.

There are date translation issues when using the Sybase libraries against MSSQL. Read up on things here

IMO, the cleanest way to go is to build FreeTDS from source and use pymssql against that.

Rick


On 3/10/06, mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello  -



has anyone successfully set up a linux box to allow python to access an
ms sql server?

if so, which packages/versions did you use, and which linux distribution?

i've been able to get pymssql mostly working, but it required me to
symlink libsybdb.so.5 as libsybdb.so.3.  i'm wondering if there is a
less hacky way to do this.

i'm using debian-sarge.


thanks!


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