Hi, I have just implemented Table Function support on Django 2.1. What do
you think about adopting it into Django itself?
https://gist.github.com/petrprikryl/7cd765cd723c7df983de03706bf27d1a
It is all about passing function parameters into BaseTable and Join classes
https://github.com/django/d
I'm not an expert or even an amateur at the ORM, but here are my thoughts
on the matter:
1. Does it carry over well across the four databases?
2. Is it necessary to include it as part of core versus a third-party app?
3. What specific use case will benefit from adopting this idea?
I ask the second
Hi,
IMO the current behavior is expected, it is also included in the ticket
description (see comment[1]).
Best,
Mariusz
[1] https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/27888#comment:1
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ad 1. I was testing it on PostgreSQL only. But:
- Oracle is feasible through custom extendings in compiler
https://livesql.oracle.com/apex/livesql/file/content_C87XCH8SE085LMS3C5KR03VFS.html
- MySQL is also feasible https://stackoverflow.com/a/23421816/1763888
- SQLite has some speci
