Python under 15.5

[Former Member]

Hi,

I am running version 15.5 of ASE and I wonder if it is possible to run python under this version ?

Regards,

Klas

[ryan_hansen]

Hi,

Here is the documentation about SDK python module for ASE:

http://infocenter.sybase.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.sybase.infocenter.dc01692.1570/doc/html/car13...

Required Components

Access to an Adaptive Server database using the Python programming language requires these components:

• sybpydb – extension module for the Python scripting language.
• Open Client SDK – provides application development tools that allow access to data source, information application or system service.
• DBCAPI – is a function library that acts as intermediate conversion layer between the extension module and the CT-Library.
• CT-Library – (CT-Lib API) is part of the Open Client suite. CT-Library sends commands to Adaptive Server and processes results.

Version Requirements

For information about platform support, see the Software Developers Kit and Open Server Installation Guide for your platform.

• Adaptive Server Enterprise – version 15.7 or later
• Python installation – version 2.6 built-in threaded mode.
• Open Client SDK – version 15.7 or later.

For this module the ASE needs to be 15.7 or later to be supported.

Regards,

Ryan

[Johan_sapbasis]

I would go with Ryan's answer on this

[former_member89972]

Ryan

For the four components required it would nice to clarify who provides each component or where to get it from.

Thanks for the details.

Avinash

[dawn_kim]

Hi,

Read from this wiki site.

https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/SYBCON/PYTHON+Module+for+ASE

To get the python module for ASE you need to the SDK for SAP ASE.

Thanks,
Dawn Kim

[former_member89972]

Thanks Dawn

Appreciate the feedback.

Avinash

[Johan_sapbasis]

Hi,

I can see from 15.7 in marketplace. If you check the link below they mentioned from installation of 15.0 so I assume it should be possible.

Probably just easier in 15.7 upwards.

Johan

[former_member89972]

Johan

The document in the link you provided  "Developing python Application with Sybase ASE" does not exist. I alerted the moderator about that but as usual SCN folks do not seem to be bothered by broken links.

Avinash