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MATLAB Function Reference. load load('filename') load('filename', 'X', 'Y', 'Z') load('filename', '-regexp', exprlist) load('-mat', 'filename') load('-ascii', 'filename') S = load(...) load filename -regexp expr1 expr2 ... load loads all the variables from the MAT-file matlab.mat, if it exists, and returns an error if it doesn't exist. load('filename') loads all the variables from filename given a full pathname or a MATLABPATH relative partial pathname.
According to PEP249, Cursor.execute has no defined return values. pyodbc, however, seems to make it return a cursor object; the docs say so, too, albeit rather briefly:owever, it does look like there are cases where it returns 0. It looks like this is covered in the README.md as well. The DB API specification does not specify the return value of Cursor.execute. Previous versions of pyodbc (2.0.x) returned different values, but the 2.1 versions always return the Cursor itself.