Michael König

Okay, I looked through the trace outputs. I _think_ the difference is that turbodbc closes the statement handle between calls to `execute()`, while pyodbc merely calls `SQLFreeStmt()`. That may render...

@dirkjonker Could you please split off example number 2 into a different issue, so I don't accidently ignore it?

Hi! Sorry for the long delay. I did some further digging, using a pure ODBC approach, no turbodbc involved at all. Here is a C++ program: ``` #include #include #include...

Oddly enough, both versions work if you use `##temp_table`.

Hm, even though it sucks, I could use the presence of parameters to use either direct execute or prepared execution. It is odd behavior on MSSQL side, though :joy:

Hi Daniel! Which operating system are you using?

The CI builds of turbodbc actually used a pip-based installation of pyarrow in the past: https://github.com/blue-yonder/turbodbc/blob/11dfd7006a5694ce0c03a9327fa1fd1f408bfa67/.travis.yml It is definitely possible. You just need to properly install pyarrow beforehand and make...

This seems related to #56.

Hi Kyle! Traction was a bit low in the recent past. This was mostly because I as the main contributor became a father and switched positions. I expect to spend...

Hi! I have been planning to add support for more data types for more than a year now, but my time is rather limited, currently. A pull request would require:...