Hello,
When I am trying to install any MySQLDB or Oracle API on python2.4, I am getting this error & the setup got aborted everytime, the error msg is:-
error: The .NET Framework SDK needs to be installed before building extensions for Python.
Can you tell me the reason & solution for this error.
Thanks.
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Hello,
When I am trying to install any MySQLDB or Oracle API on python2.4, I am getting this error & the setup got aborted everytime, the error msg is:-
error: The .NET Framework SDK needs to be installed before building extensions for Python.
Can you tell me the reason & solution for this error.
Thanks.
That error is from a compiler. You can install the python package called 'python-mysqld' with no problems. I believe the compiler will need the SDK to work.
That error is from a compiler. You can install the python package called 'python-mysqld' with no problems. I believe the compiler will need the SDK to work.
Perhaps you have tried to run a script called "setup.py".? This is not the way to install a package. On windows, get the .msi installer binary file to automatically install.
Perhaps you have tried to run a script called "setup.py".? This is not the way to install a package. On windows, get the .msi installer binary file to automatically install.
Yes I tried the "setup.py" with its option 'install'. OK I will be specific to tell that I tried to install "eGenix mx-Extension Series for Python". They mentioned to use "python setup.py install" command to install it as no .msi file was provided with it.
Can you tell me the procedure for this?
Yes I tried the "setup.py" with its option 'install'. OK I will be specific to tell that I tried to install "eGenix mx-Extension Series for Python". They mentioned to use "python setup.py install" command to install it as no .msi file was provided with it.
Can you tell me the procedure for this?
I'm using eGenix mx on Windows. I installed "egenix-mx-commercial-2.0.7.win32-py2.4.exe", so they have binary installers. You understand that this is for ODBC connection, right?
I'm using eGenix mx on Windows. I installed "egenix-mx-commercial-2.0.7.win32-py2.4.exe", so they have binary installers. You understand that this is for ODBC connection, right?
Ok.
I got it now. Let me try this & then I will put that what I was doing & where was I wrong.
btw Thanks a lot bartonc for giving concern to my problem.
Ok.
I got it now. Let me try this & then I will put that what I was doing & where was I wrong.
btw Thanks a lot bartonc for giving concern to my problem.
You are quite welcome. I have written connection (I call it a server) class. Everything is posted in Python>Code forum. See the announcement at the top of the page for a link.
Hi.
I am a novice user for Python-Orcale interface.
I have installed the "eGenix.com mx Extension Series for Python" an Oracle interface to Python (egenix-mx-base-2.0.6.win32-py2.4.exe).
But I don't know how to use it. There is no documentation provided with this.
Can you help me please that how to start with this?
Regards,
Piyush Chechani
Hi.
I am a novice user for Python-Orcale interface.
I have installed the "eGenix.com mx Extension Series for Python" an Oracle interface to Python (egenix-mx-base-2.0.6.win32-py2.4.exe).
But I don't know how to use it. There is no documentation provided with this.
Can you help me please that how to start with this?
Regards,
Piyush Chechani
In This post I've given a class that uses that package. Check it out and post here with questions.
In This post I've given a class that uses that package. Check it out and post here with questions.
Hi...
Can you plz provide me any kind of document related to this..which helps me in understanding this inteface more properly.
Thanks.
Hi...
Can you plz provide me any kind of document related to this..which helps me in understanding this inteface more properly.
Thanks.
On my system, the ODBC docs are in "D:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\mx\ODBC\Doc". It's an HTML doc that matches what's on the web site.
On my system, the ODBC docs are in "D:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\mx\ODBC\Doc". It's an HTML doc that matches what's on the web site.
Here is the web link.
On my system, the ODBC docs are in "D:\Python24\Lib\site-packages\mx\ODBC\Doc". It's an HTML doc that matches what's on the web site.
Hi..
Actually I was looking in docs of BASE PACKAGE, & there is no information about connection object.
But now I got it at http://www.egenix.com/files/python/D...tml#connection.
Thanks.
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