On 11 juil, 16:47, Eric B wrote:
> > @OP: I think your better bet would be to implement your own db
> > backend, deriving from django's mysql backend.
>
> I agree and looked into this, but the backend in Django 1.2 actually
> defers to the MySQLdb library.
Of course it does - MySQLdb is the "offi
I think that you would probably have better luck coming at it from the
other end. That is, in the database itself (stored procedure or
otherwise).
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> I am taking a very wild guess, as i have not pored over the docs,
> but does a middleware which proxies the sqls help you? I think
> i saw one such in djangosnippets.
I searched djangosnippets.org for "proxy sql" and only found
http://djangosnippets.org/snippets/1913/. That's not exactly what I
> @OP: I think your better bet would be to implement your own db
> backend, deriving from django's mysql backend.
I agree and looked into this, but the backend in Django 1.2 actually
defers to the MySQLdb library. I couldn't find any references online
that talked about or showed examples for exte
On Jul 11, 4:22 am, Venkatraman S wrote:
> I am taking a very wild guess, as i have not pored over the docs,
> but does a middleware which proxies the sqls help you? I think
> i saw one such in djangosnippets.
Middlewares are only used in the request/response cycle. Not the right
place for db-lev
On Sun, Jul 10, 2011 at 02:41:59PM -0700, Eric B wrote:
> Our web site uses Django 1.2. We're adding a layer to our MySQL
> database called dbShards for fragmentation (sharding). I need to
> prepend instructive SQL comments (/* ... */) to UPDATE statements in
> certain situations. What's the bes
I am taking a very wild guess, as i have not pored over the docs,
but does a middleware which proxies the sqls help you? I think
i saw one such in djangosnippets.
-V
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Our web site uses Django 1.2. We're adding a layer to our MySQL
database called dbShards for fragmentation (sharding). I need to
prepend instructive SQL comments (/* ... */) to UPDATE statements in
certain situations. What's the best way to intercept the raw SQL sent
to the database?
I've come
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