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Thanks cxr. Seems cannot avoid. It was very lucky that I found the company allows the Python Win Extension.
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Thanks cxr. Seems cannot avoid. It was very lucky that I found the company allows the Python Win Extension.

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Hi Experts:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I am writing a Python program that needs to use ADODB to run SQL commands. However, the program needs to be run in under a restrictive policy that does not allow many third party softwares including Python for Windows extensions (win32com.client), which means I cannot do something like <br />
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con = win32com.client.Dispatch(&quot;<wbr />ADODB&quot;)<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; I may also need to use other COM or NET objects in Python, what shall I do?<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Thank you!
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Hi Experts:

    I am writing a Python program that needs to use ADODB to run SQL commands. However, the program needs to be run in under a restrictive policy that does not allow many third party softwares including Python for Windows extensions (win32com.client), which means I cannot do something like 
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con = win32com.client.Dispatch("ADODB")
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    I may also need to use other COM or NET objects in Python, what shall I do?
    Thank you!

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