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Hi, dict keys are case sensitive natively in language... not as the column names / table names / db names in sql server... to achieve a pseudo-case-insensitiviness lib has done...

@MRigal Hi, no, I don't have access to pypi repository but that will not be a problem, we could even mix all code on a different repository or fork and...

There is no need to do all the job by yourself. I think if we add a new file that does the "tests" with an easy to modify connection string...

Would be happy to add any user interested in continue the maintanment of the proyect to this repo.

Please try editing locally https://github.com/jiangwen365/pypyodbc/blob/master/pypyodbc.py#L2483 too see if that works for you. feel free to post your findings here.

Hi! Sorry I can not help a lot with this, I had no login access to PyPi, also, I had no time to review and test complex pull requests or...

do you have a full complete .py file to test the problem ?

cursor must always be closed...

Please post a small snippet to test and replicate your problem, thanks.

Hi, I am not completely understand what it could be the problem... was python 2 or 3? you have 64bit windows and more than 4gb ram? This is my approach...