Hey Rory...
On Monday 04 September 2006 17:03, Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
> I'd be hugely grateful for advice on how suited Django might be to
> integrating with custom-written pl/pgsql queries, stuff that running the
> Django test tutorial does not answer. I imagine mapping python objects
> to pl
Hi.
On 04/09/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Django ORM is high level and specific ORM which in generall work with
> tables described in models and it was designed for a
> CMS-maker-framework :) If you have more advanced database stuff then
> you could use independent python
Django ORM is high level and specific ORM which in generall work with
tables described in models and it was designed for a
CMS-maker-framework :) If you have more advanced database stuff then
you could use independent python ORM called SQLAlchemy (which as a
backend will be also in django).
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Hi. I've been coding in python recently and I'm interested in working
with Django, partly because of my delight in working with python and
partly due to a star-struck admiration for Ruby on Rails, 'sensible
urls' and ORMs.
What I'm looking for is some general advice. What is at stake is a
reason
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