Panagiotis Koutsourakis

It is working (wheels install correctly and the test suite passes) for 64 bit installations and for Python >= 3.5. Unfortunately I have not been able to compile successfully for...

Moved at: https://github.com/MonetDB/MonetDBLite-Python/issues/38

I will take a look to see what SQL types are missing and how handling can be improved in the python API

I've made some progress on this issue, but it is not yet ready. It requires more work than I expected because the date representation is different between MonetDB and numpy...

An update on this issue: I pushed fixes for the SQL types `date`, `time` and `timestamp`. One breaking change of this fix is that these types are no longer converted...

I think that you need to create an aggregate function for this to work (take a look at [this](https://www.monetdb.org/documentation-Jan2022/dev-guide/sql-extensions/embedded-python/) and specifically the "Aggregating Data" section) but the server should not...

I think that this will reduce the usefulness of tracer log messages, because among others, the log maintains the order in which things happened. This usually is important for debugging....

I believe I am hitting the same issue. The problem in my case is the following: ``` $ pip install monetdblite [...installation output...] $ python Python 2.7.15 (default, May 15...

Hi @joedsilva. First I would like to apologize for the late answer. Support for in memory databases is problematic in MonetDBLite and we know it for some time now, but...

Hi @joedsilva No it is not DuckDB. @njnes can help you with instructions about installing MonetDB Embedded. From the description though I suspect that you might encounter the same issue...