SQLAlchemy 2.1 brings built-in support for mssql-python
We’re pleased to share that SQLAlchemy 2.1.0 is now generally available, with built-in support for mssql-python, Microsoft’s Python driver for SQL Server. You can now use it with SQLAlchemy’s ORM and Core APIs through the first-party mssql+mssqlpython dialect. If SQLAlchemy is already part of how you build, we want this to feel like a natural […]
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