How to use the turbodbc.make_options function in turbodbc

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github blue-yonder / turbodbc / python / turbodbc_test / test_options.py View on Github external
def test_options_without_parameters():
    options = make_options()
    # one of the default parameters tested in the C++ part
    assert options.parameter_sets_to_buffer == 1000
github blue-yonder / turbodbc / python / turbodbc_test / helpers.py View on Github external
def open_connection(configuration,
                    rows_to_buffer=None,
                    parameter_sets_to_buffer=100,
                    **turbodbc_options):
    dsn = configuration['data_source_name']
    prefer_unicode = configuration.get('prefer_unicode', False)
    read_buffer_size = turbodbc.Rows(rows_to_buffer) if rows_to_buffer else turbodbc.Megabytes(1)

    options = turbodbc.make_options(read_buffer_size=read_buffer_size,
                                    parameter_sets_to_buffer=parameter_sets_to_buffer,
                                    prefer_unicode=prefer_unicode,
                                    **turbodbc_options)
    connection = turbodbc.connect(dsn, turbodbc_options=options, **get_credentials(configuration))

    yield connection
    connection.close()