I read tons of discussions about this topic, and I try to solve it (as suggested many times) compiling PySide and Qt (64 bit) with MySql driver, but it won't work in any way.
It's possible that using PySide (or PyQt) on Python 2.7 64 bit on Windows I can't use QMySql driver?
I'm sorry for topic repetition, but no one solution has worked (feel free to correct my english)
EDIT
These are steps I tried:
- run vcvarsall.bat in VisualStudio9.0 for variable configuration for nmake
- download Qt Everywhere 4.8.7
- download MySql 5.5 for Windows x64
- set QMAKESPEC=win32-msvc2008
- move to Qt dir
- configure -qt-sql-mysql -release -I (path to mysql include) -L (path to mysql libs) -l libmysql
- run nmake
The problem is that Qt can't link MySql libraries. For instance:
error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol _mysql...........
I also tried to link mysql-connector 6.1 x64, but it won't work too.