Yes, peewee is cool but too verbose, almost like pure SQL.
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Wonderful! I will test. Thank you so much
Il giorno mercoledì 12 agosto 2020 17:17:17 UTC+2, villas ha scritto:
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> Here are some notes which you may find helpful...
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> The basic idea is this:
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>- Create a new DB using your preferred MSSQL management tool.
>- Change your DAL connection s
FWIW there's nothing stopping you from using peewee inside web2py instead
of DAL, if you desire. It's kind of an advanced topic, but it's possible.
I notice peewee relies on cascaded message sends. Being an old
Smalltalker I actually like cascaded message sends, but I recall that pypy
really
Doesn't this have an unfortunate negative effect on "compiled" views? To
be compiled, everything about the view needs to be known ahead of time and
your dynamic use of templates seems to defeat that. I suspect when you
choose to "compile" the application from the web2py admin interface, these
Here are some notes which you may find helpful...
The basic idea is this:
- Create a new DB using your preferred MSSQL management tool.
- Change your DAL connection string and run the app.
- Check that the new DB has all the tables.
- Migrate your data
Please read the following re
Hello, can anyone tell me how to migrate a web2py application with simple
sqlite database to a MSSQL 2016 database?
Only change the DAL? the system create itself all the tables and database?
Thank you very much to who can answer me!
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