This is a continuation of my previous article, "Database Connectivity and Transaction in Python." I strongly recommend you to read the above article first. Here, I am going to explain how to design your own generic ODBC API class in python through which you can connect to Oracle, MS SQL server, Sybase, MySql, etc. Also, I have added one more API through which you can access columns of a table with their respective column name. Let's start:
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