Today I discovered I'll need to read from a paradox database (
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_%28database%29) and pull some 
information from it into my application. I cannot change the data source to 
SQL or another format as doing that would require a complete hardware 
overhaul to replace some ancient scanning equipment from the mid 90s. From 
doing a little research, I've found the general suggestion is to try pyodbc 
and hope it works. There's also a few tools which seem to be able to 
convert from paradox to another database format. However these are all 
linux-based and compiling for Windows is untested and undocumented.

Is it possible DAL might be able to work with this setup, and if so what 
would the connections string look like?
Does anyone have experience with using web2py and paradox databases? Any 
suggestions?

David

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