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Fixed by bc1eec8. I accidentally put the wrong issue number in the commit. |
@mkleehammer Hello, it seems the problem still occurred on my computer. I am using osx 10.11.4 and tried to install pyodbc in virtualenv with python3.5.1. Here is the output:
And I also have unixodbc installed:
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Unrelated FYI: mdfind -name is really fast on OS X. The fix is on master, but I didn't make a release yet, so it would be version 3.11. I'll release now. |
Actually, it won't be right away because it doesn't build in 2.7. Something I've merged in didn't work right. I've tried using tox to test al 8000 l versions but need to push that too. |
@mkleehammer I have tried |
I'm also like this to be fixed! I'm in a slightly non standard homebrew setup because of ... enterprise... so my sql.h find results look at follows
of course |
its worth noting that this nonstandard path is the "default" install in user/home dir setup for mac homebrew |
I also have the same problem of @sgivens0 and I can not install it:
And the error is:
How can I solve this? macOS El Capitan 10.11.6, Python 2.7.13 |
If you have Homebrew, just install the ODBC headers:
and run "pip install pyodbc" again. |
@Filipp good solution
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I agree with brew install, but I intended for the Python 2.7 binary wheel to install on El Capitan. I notice that all of the filenames have "macos_10_6" except for the Python 2.7 which says "macos_10_13". They literally use the same setup.py file - does anyone know why it does that? I haven't had time too look. |
Hi, I've been trying to install pyodbc on OSX 10.11.2. It's python 3.5 in virtualenv. Here's the output:
I have unixodbc installed:
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