> I.e. I want to set up database connection after Django app has started
> *when I want it*.
> Is there a way to do it?
No. At least not easily. Django is a web framework and is expected to
run on a web/application server with a single-user connection to a
target database. That's typical for web applications.
What you have now it a typical "thick" client, running on end user's
desktop. I am sorry, but there is no easy conversion between those
two.
Web applicatons typically users and permissions *winthin the
application* rather than *within the database*. Django is tailored to
the former.
I can't see how you could change Django easily. You could experiment
with creating settings dynamically and closing DB connection just
before user logs in (Django can open it again when it needs it) to use
your "dynamic" DB connection, but you'd have to somehow link your
"dynamic settings" with user sessions and that might be tricky.
It's often difficult to make a car fly, no matter how good the car is.
Cheers
Jirka
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