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I thought we already tried that - but will try again tomorrow...

Then the recipients would have two copies of the same meeting..Wouldn't they?

furthermore to clarify these two statements: curs.execute(sqlToRun, [ 'first', 'second', 'third' ]) curs.execute(sqlToRun, [ 'forth', 'fifth', 'sixth' ]) Does that mean that the server doesn't need to translate sqlToRun to internal format twice?

Cool Thanks. So the speed benefit only comes if you use the same cursor object correct? What factor of speed benefit would we be talking here?

Hi In outlook 2007 there is a propose new time button. Can you do the same for location somehow? Thanks, Chris

thanks only just read these replies, but came to the same conclusion earlier. But I thought it was down to our implementation - not the documentation being wrong!! This for me is not much better than using sqlToRun = 'Select %s %s %s' % ('first', 'second', 'third') Although documentation said...

So.... sqlToRun = '''Select @test ''' curs.execute(sqlToRun, {'@test': 'me'}) print curs.fetchall() returns [('@test',)] sqlToRun = '''Select @test ''' curs.execute(sqlToRun, { 'me': '@test'}) print curs.fetchall() returns [('me',)] sqlToRun = '''Select @test '''...

Great suggestion am trying now. Just doing select 'me' which should return me

sqlToRun was in first instance SELECT TOP 1 * FROM ADDRESS WHERE ad_city = @city In the second it was SELECT TOP 1 * FROM ADDRESS WHERE ad_city = 'NEW YORK' So in the first I thought @city would have been replaced with 'NEW YORK' by the excute method... Maybe I can turn on logging in...

0.39 is the version. Cheers. So its not that...

These are the things I've tried: >>> Sybase.CS_VER_STRING 9144 >>> Sybase.CS_CURRENT_VERSION 112 >>> Sybase.CS_PACKAGE_CMD 152 >>> Sybase.CS_TDS_VERSION 9105 >>> Sybase.CS_VER_STRING 9144 >>> Sybase.sys() TypeError: 'module' object is not callable >>> Sybase.sys <module 'sys' (built-in)> >>>...

Yes it the cursor object. I couldn't figure out how to tell which version we were using (I thought of that also). There were were a few version properties on the module but most of them returned much higher numbers than 0.39. I thought that maybe 0.39 was the package version and that what I...

I changed to channel 13 and get around 24Mbps.

sqlToRun = '''SELECT TOP 1 * FROM ADDRESS WHERE ad_city = @city ''' curs.execute(sqlToRun, {'@city': 'NEW YORK' }) #sqlToRun = '''SELECT TOP 1 * FROM ADDRESS WHERE ad_city = 'NEW YORK' ''' #curs.execute(sqlToRun) inlineSqlResults = curs.fetchall() print inlineSqlResults...

Hi, I have a Dell laptop with N wireless card in. I have a belkin draft n wifi router (belkin). I have qnap raid nas wired into the router via cat 5 cable. My laptop says it has got a 144Mps connection but when I try to copy a file from the laptop to the nas it does it at about 12Mbps (~1.5...