Clear database error logs using python

# Connection # connect to the database connpyodbc. connect (DRIVER {SQLServer}; SERVER192.168.1.43; DATABASEmaster; UIDsa; PWDpasswd123 !) # Getting curs

# Coding = gbk from encodings import gbk import re import sys import OS import pyodbc import traceback import decimal # connect to database conn = pyodbc. connect (DRIVER = {SQL Server}; SERVER = 192.168.1.43; DATABASE = master; UID = sa; PWD = passwd123 !) # Getting curs

# Coding = gbk
From encodings import gbk
Import re
Import sys
Import OS
Import pyodbc
Import traceback
Import decimal

# Connecting to a database
Conn = pyodbc. connect ('driver = {SQL Server}; SERVER = 192.168.1.43; DATABASE = master; UID = sa; PWD = passwd123! ')

# Obtain the cursor object for operations
Cursor = conn. cursor ()

# Clearing error logs
# Query = "select username, userid from dbo. tbluser where username = '% S'" % (uname)
Query = "EXEC sys. sp_cycle_errorlog"
Cursor.exe cute (query)
Conn. commit

Data = cursor. nextset ()

While not data:
Print ('43 error logs cleared! ')
Break

# Clearing proxy logs
# Query = "select username, userid from dbo. tbluser where username = '% S'" % (uname)
Query1 = "EXEC msdb. dbo. sp_cycle_agent_errorlog"
Cursor.exe cute (query1)
Conn. commit

Data1 = cursor. nextset ()

While not data1:
Print ('43 proxy logs cleared! ')
Break
# Close the connection and release resources

Cursor. close ()
Conn. close ()

Com3 = 'pause'
OS. system (com3)