Jeremy Dunck wrote:
> Trunk comes with an ado_mssql backend, which works only on Windows.
> pymssql is cross-platform, but not in trunk (yet).
>
> If all you're doing is custom SQL and your server is Windows, then
> yeah, you should be able to use ado_mssql. But test first, and
> understand that
On 6/30/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've seen references to both pymssql and ado_mssql being bundled with
> Django. Is this already implemented in the current trunk? If so, is it
> enough to change the "DATABASE_ENGINE" setting to something like
> "pymssql"? :)
Trunk comes with an ado
>From the posts I've seen it seems MSSqlServer isn't yet fully supported
by Django's ORM, but that wouldn't be a problem in this case because I
just need to issue some custom sql queries to a SqlServer DB.
I've seen references to both pymssql and ado_mssql being bundled with
Django. Is this alrea
On 6/28/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can someone please confirm if Django running on a linux machine does
> not currently support MS SqlServer?
Django doesn't support SQL Server fully -- the support is still under
development. Search the django-users and django-developers
mailing-list
Hi,
Can someone please confirm if Django running on a linux machine does
not currently support MS SqlServer?
regards,
Filipe
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