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Hi, several months ago I had to do a lot of work in a project that runs against SQL Server 2000 and 2008, but I didn't wanted to install other...

@jiangwen365 Was not a diturb! no problem!, just was some other guy that was nervous and it didn't know how opensource works, just that. Actually at that time I did...

As far I see, some of the code does not work correctly with Python 3... please try again using python 2.7 and tell us.

I think that your ODBC does not understand your "DECIMAL" value... try to not pass that value or pass it as string on the sql string and not as a...

It says that you should pass an object with __ **getitem** __... Are you passing a string, boolean, integer, float? or something else?

@LukeWoodward sorry for misunderstood you. As far I currently understand your problem, again, I recommend you, you should ensure you pass parameters as tuple: cursor.execute("INSERT INTO some_table (a) VALUES (?)",...

@LukeWoodward Sorry, I actually didn't see that part of the sourcecode nor the main reason of the issue. Then, the main problem is that the library should warn when parameter...

Thanks for the contribution, we will leave this here for future reference... Since you are using python, have you think about migrating to SQLite? or the Access DB is shared...

Mh, if you have a spare SQLServer probably would be easier to migrate to SQLServer first and from there to SQLite... (in SQL Server you even could export to text-plain...

Great!