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Create a Python Application to interact with SQL Server Database

What you'll learn

Importing Python Modules

Creating Graphical User Interface using Tkinter and ttk

Creating a class with methods

Creating functions

Creating a virtual environment

Installing Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Express Edition

Creating a database and table

Connecting Python file to database

Create pop up boxes for your application

Insert data into SQL Server database from Python application

Update existing records inside SQL Server database from Python application

Delete records from SQL Server database from Python application

Create a database configuration file

Requirements

Basic knowledge of SQL will help but not essential

Basic knowledge of Python

Description

In this course you  learn how to interface a Python  application program with an SQL Server database. Python has  various modules that you can use to  interact with databases. We will install pypyodbc connector module to enable us interact with SQL Server database from our Python application.

We will be installing Microsoft SQL Server 20117 express edition and also create a new database and table that our Python application will interact with.

We will create the Python application frontend using Tkinter which is a built in Python module used to create graphical user interfaces . From tkinter module we will import ttk module which is a themed widget library that contains various types of widgets like buttons,labels etc that we can use to build the graphical user interface for our Python application. We will also import other bits and pieces from the tkinter module that our Python application will use.

Also we will create a database configuration file tha twill be used to interact with the SQL Server database from our Python application.

Who this course is for:

Beginners to Python

Beginners to SQL

Beginners to programming