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I am running a simple Python web app in the Azure app service that needs to acces an Azure SQL database. In order to que an Azure SQL database from python one needs to install the ODBC driver. I have done that at my local machine and it works perfectly. How do I install the ODBC driver at the Azure machine that is running my app or if it is nescessary at all? Per my experience , the Azure Web App Service Runtime is Windows system. That does not require a reload driver. I tried to access Azure SQL Database in my flask web app. You could refer to my working code. view.py from datetime import

This question is part in a series of bugs in the Microsoft ODBC driver: ODBC driver fails to raise errors; but instead suppresses them Reading columns out of order returns incorrect results Cannot execute a stored procedure that is a SYNONYM Microsoft has said they will not be fixing these bugs in their ODBC driver. Background If i have a sample table: CREATE TABLE Wallet ( WalletID int NOT NULL, Name varchar(50) NOT NULL ) i attempt to issue sql that inserts into the table without specifying a value to the NOT NULL WalletID column: INSERT INTO Wallet (WalletID, Name) VALUES (1, 'Fan') INSERT

I am trying to make an application that connects to an Access database. I have made it through making the ODBC connection of my Java program with an .mdb file but I have this problem with Unicode characters. If a record is written in English (Latin) characters then the .mdb file recognizes the characters but if the record is written in Greek then some weird characters appear and I can't get the record with the ResultSet object. Can someone help? Gord Thompson The JDBC-ODBC Bridge will not work correctly with the Access ODBC driver when strings contain Unicode characters whose code point is

Currently I am migrating MSSQL to MySQL. I am using the MySQL ODBC 3.51 driver to connect to MySQL using ODBC connectivity. I have Telugu language characters stored in the table. They are not showing properly while using the MySQL ODBC driver, but they are showing up properly while using the sqlserver ODBC driver. My connection string is Driver={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};Server=localhost;Database=dbtest; User=user1;Password=mysql;Option=3;CharSet=utf8; Please suggest a solution to fix this. According to this you can make it work by setting the DNS's 'Connect Options'->'Initial Statement' to 'SET

I've tried the below script but I am getting an error: dim cn, rs set cn = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") set rs = CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset") cn.connectionstring = "Provider=MysqlProv; Data Source=Adonis; User Id=mysqluser; Password = mysqlpass;" cn.open rs.open "select * from Countries", cn, 3 rs.MoveFirst while not rs.eof wscript.echo rs(0) rs.next wend cn.close wscript.echo "End of program" Its giving the following error: C:\mysql.vbs(6, 1) ADODB.Connection: Provider cannot be found. It may not be pro perly installed. When I googled for an odbc connector I came up to this page where

So I'm trying to convert a binary to a string. This code: t = [{<<71,0,69,0,84,0>>}] String.from_char_list(t) But I'm getting this when I try this conversion: ** (ArgumentError) argument error (stdlib) :unicode.characters_to_binary([{<<70, 0, 73, 0, 78, 0>>}]) (elixir) lib/string.ex:1161: String.from_char_list/1 I'm assuming the <<70, 0, etc. is likely a list of graphemes (it's the return from an API call and the API is not quite documented) but do I need to specify the encoding somehow? I know I'm likely missing something obvious (maybe that's not the right function to use?) but I can't seem

Here is the relevant code: function connect(){ // DB credentials and info defined here.... $connection = odbc_connect("DRIVER={SQL Server Native Client 11.0}; Server=$server; Database=$db;", $loginname, $loginpass); return $connection; } function odbc_fetch_results($stmt, &$results) { $numrows = odbc_num_rows($stmt); $row = odbc_fetch_array($stmt); print_r($row); // Prints: Array ( [MEASUREMENT_UNI] => kg) if($row){ $results = array ($row); while( $row = odbc_fetch_array($stmt)){ array_push($results, $row); } } return $numrows; } $sql = "select * from measurements where ID=$id"; $stmt =

I'm looking for a way to open an Access MDB file inside a Java App (using JDBC). A quick Google Search suggests that I need the JDBC-ODBC Bridge for this... Does this mean that I need to configure every system I want to run my app on to provide a ODBC DSN for the MDB I want to open? And one more question (since I've never used ODBC before): will the communication happen over some sort of a socket (in a client/server-style), or through method/function calls (like with an embeded Derby db)? 1) You won't need to configure every system with a SYSTEM or USER ODBC DSN to access the MDB you want. You