Sean Harrington

The message ``Environment is **not** setup correctly!`` is also printed to stdout...

For those of you who didn't read @llllllllll 's first email (_like myself_), you need to run the following command to fix the above issues: `xcode-select --install` _Leaving open in...

One solution is to add the global `site-packages` path to your `PYTHONPATH` before starting your `python` interpreter. E.g. `export PYTHONPATH=/usr/local/lib/python3.9/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH` [See note here in official docs.](https://open-babel.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Installation/install.html#compile-language-bindings) To my knowledge, there...

I have made the requested changes; please review again

@pitrou see my recent email response to @njsmith 's suggestion. I think we are on to something there...

To my knowledge, this issue still exists in the latest version of Python3. Per comments above, we were looking for consensus from core developers to merge this in.

@benbotto I also have this issue...have you come across a fix?

Interesting...this feature (upserting) was a bit experimental, but this sounds like an easy enough fix. I've really only tested this on PostgreSQL, so it may be that `MySQL` behavior is...

I believe my initial reason for not using BCP was that it added an additional dependency, whereas the rest of the bulk import utilities came out-of-the-box with their respective database...

(I also must also admit that I have never personally used the BCP command, nor am I a Windows/SQL Server guru, so you likely already know about this than me.)