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How do I resolve a python module issue? - UPDATE - The Final Word!
PAF429
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I am now trying generating data for tables in "waves" but not all my scripts are working as intended The next viable alternative is to write post data generation scripts that correct data in the generated tables.
What would have been ideal would be a clear indication from the start that iron python does not support pyodbc along with the indication that the data generation process does not "resolve" foreign keys first such that they are not available for use in the derivation of remaining data columns. Two key points that should be made abundantly clear!
I am now trying generating data for tables in "waves" but not all my scripts are working as intended The next viable alternative is to write post data generation scripts that correct data in the generated tables.
What would have been ideal would be a clear indication from the start that iron python does not support pyodbc along with the indication that the data generation process does not "resolve" foreign keys first such that they are not available for use in the derivation of remaining data columns. Two key points that should be made abundantly clear!
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To be honest I was kind of expecting this response!
Only remaining option is to correct the table contents after the data has been generated. If I resolve this issue which boils down to using a foreign key value to access reference data necessary to create a column value I will post it!