Swap sqlalchemy.utils unquote_plus for urllib.parse unquote_plus in progress_sa/pyodbc.py#1
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…names that werent being taken into account into ischema_names dict
… oe as timestamp and must map correctly to postgres
… for variation in drive name and update readme with instructions to do so
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I noticed in my testing that using this dialect with SQLAlchemy when it is above version 2.0 does not work as the unquote_plus method is no longer supported. I have changed the file to utilize the urllibs.parse version of unquote_plus, which should be future proof as it is part of the standard library.