BartlebyScrivener wrote:
> Whoah. At least I got the connection. I think. Maybe I can figure more
> on my own. Any help appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> ---------
>
> class Connection:
> def __init__(self, aDatasource):
> self.db = aDatasource
> self.conn = odbc.DriverConnect(self.db)
> self.conn.cursor()
This creates a cursor, that's immediatly discarded.
> def random_quote():
> """
> Counts all of the quotes in MS Access database Quotations2005.mdb.
> Picks one quote at random and displays it using textwrap.
> """
> c = Connection('DSN=Quotations')
> c.execute ("SELECT COUNT(Quote) FROM PythonQuoteQuery")
And this will raise an AttributeError, since your (mostly useless)
Connection class doesn't define an 'execute' method.
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