Elio -- Have you used UTF-8
*By default, with a UTF-8 database, MySQL will use the utf8_general_ci
collation. This results in all string equality comparisons being done in a
case-insensitive manner. That is, "Fred" and "freD" are considered equal at
the database level. If you have a unique co
Hi,
You should use exactly the same parameters from your test_sqlany.py in your
DATABASES dictionary.
The sqlany-django documentation states that "(eg. ENG, which is required
for client versions prior to v12.0.0)". In the DATABASES dictionary, you
seem to misunderstand the ENG option with PORT
Elio. have you define your database in your local settings.py file?
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Elio. have you defined your database in your local settings.py file?
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Hi again,
Unfortunately I don't have any experience with sqlanywhere. However, I
googled and came up with the following information:
https://code.google.com/p/sqlany-django/wiki/GettingStarted. In your
databases dict you specify 'OPTIONS': {'eng': '2638'}, I think that should
be : 'OPTIONS': {'eng'
Thanks to Vernon and Andreas, for your answers,
Yes Andreas my server is running on the same computer as my django server
but I, changed my database settings like this and I, have the same error
"Database server not found"
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'sqlany_django',
'NAME': 'django
Just a wild guess here.
Checking your databases dictionary, you have set : 'HOST': 'django'. I am
guessing your server is running on the same computer as your django server?
In that case you should change the line to : 'HOST': 'localhost', or just
delete the line entirely (default is localhost). I
You would be best advised to contact whoever supports that driver. Their
contact information ought to be on their github site. My guess (as a
maintainer of a different 3rd party Windows database driver) is that they
have not upgraded to django 1.6 yet. But that's only a wild guess.
The other s
Hi everybody...
I need connect *django *with *sql anywhere 11 database*, i follow the
instructions on the page "SQL Anywhere Django Driver" from github.
I created the database with this command
C:\>dbinit -z UCA django.db --> (database created successful)
I started the Database Serv
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