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hi .
i'm using pyserial 2.4 to work with some device via serial port . in linux
have no prob with that ( because no pywin32 is needed ) but because i should
write my program portable on both win and linux so tried to test it in win
... . installed python2.6 and pywin32-214
. but when i try to run m
Are you trying to copy a table from an access database to a postgres
database? Because that's the impression I get, in which case do you
need to do it once or do you need to do it regularly? In both cases
Python might not be an optimal choice.
You might have more luck using TransferDatabase and ODB
First, check if the file
("\Lib\site-packages\win32\win32file.pyd") really exists. Then
check the Python module search path. Put a "print sys.path" before the
"import win32file" and check whether it contains the
"...site-packages\win32" dir.
Either pywin32 didn't install properly or some modu
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 12:30 AM, Mark Hammond wrote:
> On 29/07/2009 7:30 AM, Mike Graham wrote:
>>
>> Upon some further investigation, I have come to understand the method
>> a bit better
>>
>> def PickObject(self,
>>obj=defaultNamedNotOptArg,
>>x=defaultNamedNotOptArg,
>>
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Sebastian:
You have what looks (to a non-Postgres user) like a proper ADO connection
string for PostgreSQL. Open the Postgres database using adodbapi. I have
already done all of the tricky COM stuff for you. You can also open the
ACCESS database using adodbapi. There is an example in C:\python{y
Thanks.
I solved this now. The first argument in CopyObject should simply be the
file path to the database being accessed.
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I have a great python script that does quite a bit of statistical smoothing
after reading data from a SQL table and then writes the results to a table. I
don't really want to convert it into C. Currently I call the python script as a
process from vb.net. About 1/2 of the time Python stops runnin
