I formerly had a model to update a domain that used a database connection to an Access query in an (*.accdb). Unfortunately, I've been experiencing the same problems found at:
So since the simple way is no longer working, I'm thinking the best way would be to abandon trying to use a database connection and instead use pyodbc to pass the query to a dictionary, convert the dictionary to a table, then to the new domain, or more directly from dictionary to domain if possible. Unfortunately, I've never worked with a dictionary type before, and I need examples of how to make the pyodbc object into a dictionary and then convert it to a dbf or some other table format. The SQL for the query is simple: "SELECT tblWorkers.WorkerID, [tblWorkers.LastName]&" "&[tblWorkers.FirstName] as FullName FROM tblWorkers WHERE (((tblWorkers.WeedTrkr)=True));"
