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ODBC up vote 1 down vote favorite Short version: When I try to use Access's DatePart function via ODBC, it cannot be resolved. Longer version: I have a Microsoft Access query which returns rows with a timestamp and a score. I want to sort it by day and then by score - effectively a high-score table for the day. For want of a better function, I used microsoft query too few parameters expected 2 the DatePart function to extract each of the Year, Month and Day from the timestamp, and ORDER BY them followed by Score. In Microsoft Access, the query works beautifully. However, when I use pyodbc to access the same query, the ODBC driver is stumped by the DatePart function, and thinks it is the name of a missing parameter. What astonished me was that even if I hid the DatePart function, by creating a new HighScore query, and then SELECT * FROM HighScore, it still complained that it couldn't find the parameter. Apparently, the query's SQL is being resolved fairly late in the process. My question is either: How do I resolve the DatePart function in the SQL to allow Access to run it, or What is a right way to sort by the day part of a timestamp over ODBC? Added additional info: Seems like overkill, but here's some code: import pyodbc access_db_path = r"
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