Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
I did some research on it and it is possible. Some additional code needed:
ODBC/OLEDB/MSSQL database backend for Django. Some efforts should be
invested in setup process for IIS. I was planning to do it in a month or so.
Just to throw in my two cents here. I know that the goal is to make
Django as available to users
as possible. However, supporting IIS seems a little insane.
Also it would seem a shame to devote any resources to support MSSQL.
Those resources would
better be served supporting PostgreSQL or **gasp** Oracle.
There are way too many projects out there that try to be good at lots of
things without being
good at any of them. Pick a few core technologies make them rock and
roll, because of that you
will get the user base you want.
"Adrian Holovaty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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On 9/26/05, cybermalandro cybermalandro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to run Django in a winblows environment with IIS 6.0 ? if
so
how reliable would this be? is there any ODBC support on Django?
I've never used IIS, so I have no idea. Anybody else know?
There's no ODBC support in Django, but we'd love to add it.
Adrian
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