> >>>import mx.ODBC.iODBC
> Traceback (innermost last):
> File "<interactive input>", line 1, in ?
> ImportError: No module named iODBC
>
> How can this be!? Also, is there any other way to do
> Postgres in ActiveState
> Python?
>
> LB
I assume you have a correctly installed ODBC data source
for the database and have tested it with something
other than Python.
When you install ODBC, it creates a directory called
'ODBC' under your Python installation. And you should
always use "ODBC.Windows":
import ODBC.Windows
conn = ODBC.Windows.connect(datasource, user, password)
The other directories (iODBC, Sybase etc.) are to let you
use mxODBC on Unix machines by linking against the native
C libraries of each vendor. On Windows, it's all compiled
and handled by ODBC itself so you don't need these.
- Andy Robinson
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