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pyodbc conn string format
Converting string into datetimeIs there a way to substring a string?Does Python have a string 'contains' substring method?Python string formatting: % vs. .formathow connect to vertica using pyodbcHow to connect to Netezza/PureData for Analytics using PythonHow to escape character '{' in string method format()?Python - Pyodbc for SQL Anywhere 16?pyodbc DSN - connection to SQL Server without UID and PWD in connection stringHow to connect python with mysql database using pyodbc API?
I come from C# background, with SqlClient connection strings to Microsoft SQL server looks like this:
Data Source=somedbserver.com;Initial Catalog=MyAppDb;User Id=someServiceAcct;Password=myDirtySecret
I managed to connect also from python using pyodb - but connection string format different.
connstr = "driver=SQL Server;server=somedbserver.com;database=MyAppDb;uid=someServiceAcct;pwd=myDirtySecret"
connection = pyodbc.connect(connstr)
The question I want to ask is: Can python use the kind of connection strings we used in C#SqlClient?
Reason i am asking is: Our firm - connection strings all stored in env variables and they are those in C# format. I want to avoid add new env variables for same database connection simply because looks pyodbc conn string format is different.
Thanks
python pyodbc
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I come from C# background, with SqlClient connection strings to Microsoft SQL server looks like this:
Data Source=somedbserver.com;Initial Catalog=MyAppDb;User Id=someServiceAcct;Password=myDirtySecret
I managed to connect also from python using pyodb - but connection string format different.
connstr = "driver=SQL Server;server=somedbserver.com;database=MyAppDb;uid=someServiceAcct;pwd=myDirtySecret"
connection = pyodbc.connect(connstr)
The question I want to ask is: Can python use the kind of connection strings we used in C#SqlClient?
Reason i am asking is: Our firm - connection strings all stored in env variables and they are those in C# format. I want to avoid add new env variables for same database connection simply because looks pyodbc conn string format is different.
Thanks
python pyodbc
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54
add a comment |
I come from C# background, with SqlClient connection strings to Microsoft SQL server looks like this:
Data Source=somedbserver.com;Initial Catalog=MyAppDb;User Id=someServiceAcct;Password=myDirtySecret
I managed to connect also from python using pyodb - but connection string format different.
connstr = "driver=SQL Server;server=somedbserver.com;database=MyAppDb;uid=someServiceAcct;pwd=myDirtySecret"
connection = pyodbc.connect(connstr)
The question I want to ask is: Can python use the kind of connection strings we used in C#SqlClient?
Reason i am asking is: Our firm - connection strings all stored in env variables and they are those in C# format. I want to avoid add new env variables for same database connection simply because looks pyodbc conn string format is different.
Thanks
python pyodbc
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
I come from C# background, with SqlClient connection strings to Microsoft SQL server looks like this:
Data Source=somedbserver.com;Initial Catalog=MyAppDb;User Id=someServiceAcct;Password=myDirtySecret
I managed to connect also from python using pyodb - but connection string format different.
connstr = "driver=SQL Server;server=somedbserver.com;database=MyAppDb;uid=someServiceAcct;pwd=myDirtySecret"
connection = pyodbc.connect(connstr)
The question I want to ask is: Can python use the kind of connection strings we used in C#SqlClient?
Reason i am asking is: Our firm - connection strings all stored in env variables and they are those in C# format. I want to avoid add new env variables for same database connection simply because looks pyodbc conn string format is different.
Thanks
python pyodbc
python pyodbc
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
asked Mar 7 at 2:50
user3761555user3761555
368
368
You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54
add a comment |
You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54
You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54
You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54
add a comment |
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You could parse the ENV string to extract the information and then format the string to match what python expects.
– Ubica
Mar 7 at 2:54