no i want to use mysql and postgres parallel.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 10:04 PM, Harsha Reddy wrote:
> And the database that you are using is?
> By chance is it SQLite?
>
> I recently encountered such a requirement.. I am using django checked
> out from the svn repo.
> I solved it by doing someth
And the database that you are using is?
By chance is it SQLite?
I recently encountered such a requirement.. I am using django checked
out from the svn repo.
I solved it by doing something like this...
def result(request):
DATABASES['default']['NAME']='./data/db/scenario1.db'
... b
thanks for ur suggestion jirka
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 3:01 AM, Jirka Vejrazka wrote:
> Hi Silaja,
>
> first, I'm going to guess that no one will be able to solve your
> problem. There are multiple reasons for it:
>
> - Multiple database support is in Django 1.2. You insist on using it
> on Dja
Hi Silaja,
first, I'm going to guess that no one will be able to solve your
problem. There are multiple reasons for it:
- Multiple database support is in Django 1.2. You insist on using it
on Django 1.1, without mentioning why you can't upgrade (the upgrade
would make sense for any reader not
Hi avinash thanks for ur reply.. i want that in Django1.1.1
as specified in this link
http://www.eflorenzano.com/blog/tag/multiple-databases/ i think there is
one way to get multiple db concept in django 1.1.1. but i cont able to get
the right way to do. if u know please reply. thank u.
On Thu,
Hi silaja,
The best place to get a clear idea is to go to
http://www.djangoproject.comand look for its documentation under
multiple databases section.
The support for multiple databases is there only in django's latest version.
In settings.py file
the DATABASES dictionary now has multiple keys wher
hi swawn, thanks for ur reply. i tried in django2.1. but i want that in
Django 1.1.1. i tried as shown in this url.
http://www.eflorenzano.com/blog/tag/multiple-databases/
but i dont want to do like that. i want to seperate tables. i.e some of rows
in some "x" table in one database and some of rows
Go to google.com.
Search for this: multi-database support in django
You will find that the first result is from a page on code.djangoproject.com
which directly discusses this and links to the usage documentation. Note that
this feature is currently in beta, and will be officially released as p
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