Mike,
I use exactly the same setup. Look up the "django-odbc" package.
This will be quite easy to use and setup, but there are some
unresolved bugs in that package related to multi-db support. Most of
them have patches attached to their tickets.
Cheers
Jirka
On 15/04/2011, Mike Kenny <michael.anthony.ke...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use a django application developed on Linux with MySQL
> on a Windows box with SQL Server. I have downloaded pyodbc and set my
> ENGINE to sql_server.pyodbc (and tried just pyodbc as I was able to
> import this into python but not sql_server). Both result in an error
> message listing the supported engines, of which pyodbc is not listed.
>
> Obviously I have missed a step somewhere, does anybody know hat it
> might be? Or can somebody provide me with an idiot's guide to using
> django with SQL Server. (Unfortunately I am not at home in a windows
> environment)
>
> The software I am using is python 2.7 ,django 1.3 and pyodbc 2.18
>
> Thanks,
>
> mike
>
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