SAP HANA Python Interface Datatype VARBINARY wrong converted

[Former Member]

Dear SAP community,

here are the things that went well:

1. Connect from Python Pycharm to HANA DB with the Python driver hdbcli

2. Make first SQL querys at the table /SCWM/D_DSAPP of the Dock-Appointment Scheduling (See the code at the end)

Here is my problem:

The DB_KEY and the SLOT_ROOT_KEY, both SQL Data Type Varbinary are shown in the Python Pycharm console like this:

Python output:

For comparison in Eclipse it looks like this:

So my question:

Why can't I see the KEY_ID in the correct format? And what do i need to do in order to get the KEY_ID in the right format in Python Pycharm?

Here is my Code:

print('connected')
cursor = conn.cursor()

sql='SELECT Top 3 *  FROM SAPABAP1."/SCWM/D_DSAPP" '
cursor.execute(sql)
rows= cursor.fetchall() 
for row in rows:  
  for col in row:      
    print ("%s" % col, end=" ")  
  print (" ")

cursor.close()
print(row)

[former_member30]

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