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Note down the name of latest ODBC driver – ODBC Driver 17 for SQL Server:Ĭancel it, and it closes the ODBC data source window. It opens the following ODBC Data Source Administrator (64-bit):
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T-SQL for retrieving records from a tableĬlick on Windows Start and type “odbc”. We require the following information to write the query:
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Now we will add Python code in this notebook. We can format the text in an h2 heading by adding the # symbol in front of the text: You also get a preview of the text, as shown below. SQL Notebook uses Markdown language formatting. Now, we will use Python ODBC for connecting to SQL Server and query tables.Įxecute SQL query using Python in SQL Notebookįirst, click on Text and write a heading for the query:
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Let’s search for Python SQL driver (pyodbc) module and install it for the Notebook:

In the result, it gives the package summary and version information: In the following screenshot, we search for “idna” Pip package.
Click on Add new and search for specific Pip module: We can search for any specific Pip package as well. We use this for local Python development:Ĭlick on Manage Packages, and you can see a list of installed Pip packages: We can also see Attach to is localhost for the Python3 kernel. You can see kernel: Python 3 in SQL Notebook after installation: It installs the Python and starts notebook Python kernel:

It also shows the commands for installation of Python kernel: It downloads the required package and starts the installation for Notebooks. You should have an active internet connection for downloading the software: We can see that the Python installer size is 144.21 MB. It logs the installation in the task window on Azure Data Studio. Let’s choose the default option New Python installation and click on the Install button at the bottom.
