How to insert records to your Microsoft SQL Server database using Python

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In this Python tutorial, we are going to learn how to insert records to your tables in Microsoft SQL Server.

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For those facing the error "[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]String or binary data would be truncated in table", the data set has since grown and to fix this just increase Traffic_Report_Id to NVARCHAR(255)

Absolutely amazing video, another informative banger from Jie Jenn.

jacobbardwell

Nice, Worked exactly how I wanted it to work. This video has opened my eyes about dbs, mdls. This is the best tutorial I have ever watch in 2021( in 2 hours it will be 2022)

quickkcare

Thank you so much for the video! Was struggling to get it to work, and this worked great!

jamescaldwell

Very nice presentation style. Easy to follow and understand. Keep up the good work!

daveoatway

hey you are amazing, if i have data in excel file can i do the same?

amitvaishnav

👍Thank you for your tutorial. I have learned a lot from this video.
But I have a question. How can I use SQL raw query to execute.

subratasadhukhan

if I have a dataframe, do you think I need to convert it to a list of list in order to use your method? records object is a list that have lists as elements.

Chris_BC

Hey JJ, thank you for your tutorial. I learned a lot from you. I am now trying to do some web scraping and insert the results into Microsoft SQL. Yet, I failed and I have no ideas how should I correct the codes. Can you give a helping hand ?

youtubefatbe

can we store the insert statements in a .sql file and call them using pyodbc ?

surendarsakthivel

Hi thanks for your simple and awesome explanation.
I have an issue with output from Sql Server using python, the output prints with paranthesis, quotes and coma as shown below:
(11, 'Habeeb', 'ali', 'dfkjds', 'ldjflj', 'Your First Pet Name', 'raju', '1234')

can we change the output to this:
11 Habeeb ali dfkjds ldjflj Your First Pet Name raju 1234

yourownparamour

I don't make bulk insert SQL Server with Python. How can I do it?

oguzkrcicek

how to check if that data is already present

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