vertica-python | Official native Python client for the Vertica Analytics Database | Database library
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kandi X-RAY | vertica-python Summary
vertica-python is a native Python client for the Vertica (database. vertica-python is the replacement of the deprecated Python client vertica_db_client, which was removed since Vertica server version 9.3.
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- Returns the display size
- Returns the leading precision of the interval
- Returns the precision for the given Vertica type
- Returns the range for the given data type
- Load timestamps from a string
- Parse a time string
- Load a timestamp from a binary string
- Load a binary value
- Return a list of values
- Returns a dictionary of the values of the notice_attrs
- Reads the parameters as a byte string
- Convert bytes to bytes
- Load an interval from binary format
- Load an interval datetime
- Cancels the current database operation
- Reads the password
- Register a BackendMessage instance
- Set the autocommit flag
- Return the name of the data type
- Load a time value from a binary value
- Load a time
- Load a date from a binary representation
- Load a binary timestamp
- Configure logging
- Fetch multiple rows from the database
- Roll back the current database
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QUESTION
I installed a python package
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-05 at 22:07I suppose that something is wrong with your python path (pip installs package for one prefix while jupyter is using another one). So you could try installing directly from jupyter to ensure that doesn't happen (write it in cell):
QUESTION
I'm writing a Python script to move data from production db to dev db. I'm using vertica-python
(something very similar to pyodbc
) for db connection and airflow
for scheduling.
The script is divided into two files, one for DAG and one for the actual migration job. I use try-except-finally
block for all SQL execution functions in the migration job:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-25 at 15:29Yes, you can change the autocommit
setting via the Cursor:
QUESTION
I am trying to run script which sends message to telegram using python-telegram-bot module. The script runs in docker on alpine.
The script cannot import Telegram, I get an error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cryptography'
My docker file
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-26 at 18:12The image you're using is alpine. If you're having a dependency on cryptography module, then follow the below steps to get it fixed.
Building cryptography on LinuxCryptography
ships manylinux
wheels (as of 2.0) so all dependencies are included. For users on pip 8.1 or above running on a manylinux1
or manylinux2010
compatible distribution (almost everything except Alpine
) all you should need to do is:
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