> Long anwser:
>     import kinterbasdb
>     if not kinterbasdb.initialized:
>         kinterbasdb.init(type_conv=200,concurrency_level=1)
>
>     con = kinterbasdb.connect(
>         host='192.168.0.101', database='/data/db/pool.fdb',
>         user='sysdba', password='masterkey',
>         dialect=3, # necessary for all dialect 1 databases
>         charset='UTF8' # specify a character set for the connection
>         )
>     cur = con.cursor()
>     cur.execute('HERE YOU SCRIPT')
>     cur.execute('HERE YOU SCRIPT')
>
> don't forget the commits.
>

Thanks, but that's not what I was looking for. I have a sql script
containing multiple statements, and with your example I can only
execute a single sql statement in one cur.execute() call.

For example, my script is like this:
sql = """create table foo(a char(1) not null); create table bar(a
char(1)); commit;"""
cur.execute(sql)

Can this be done without any 3rd party library? (and if it can't, do
you know of any?)

Thanx,
sasha