Suggest to install unixodbc instead of build fails with TypeError expected 2 arguments got 0. #1269
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It's not much, but I guess it could prevent a few minutes of googling.
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See Error in #1263 (reply in thread), slightly different than #1214 |
Carreau
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It would certainly be good if pyodbc checked for a driver manager, but we should probably check for iODBC as well, and I'm not sure about raising an exception rather than just outputting a warning. |
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Two things: Suggesting conda could really confuse things. I would use apt or nala on Ubuntu, RH uses something else, etc. Second, do the binary wheels work with iODBC? Do they embed the unixodbc lib or something? I know we had to disable that until we got ARM runners or it would embed Intel libraries in the ARM binary wheels. |
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It's not much, but I guess it could prevent a few minutes of googling.