Excellent.
This could be added to google code? Is more easy run on trunk thta
doing the patching dance...
I test this shortly. I hope we could do this and prove that is doable
to all the *nix db guys ;)
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As one of the guys that try to do the MS-Sql part:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5062
I must say that I sell a internal semi-store with that code, integrate
later http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5246 and work fine.
But feel that the django people discourage the work at all. First,
For http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5062 I add a experimental
support for LIMIT/Offset emulation for Sql Server 2000 and lower and
Sql Server 2005+.
Kudos for the people that work in the oracle implementation so I can
copy & paste ;).
However I'm stuck because can't run all the testcases (h
Thanks for the info.
I test it and tommorrow in the next 2 days do another release...
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Nope.
I enable the verbosity to 2 and only the webdesing test are running...
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I use your config and get the same results :(
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Nope...
I change the name and get the same numbers.
The settings must have something special? what is the bare minimun?
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Ok, I do CD to the folder where test is, then run:
runtests.py --settings test
test.py is a settings file with the new backend and db config.
I do a little debugging and I think find a bug.
The test are executed on:
failures = run_tests(test_labels, verbosity=verbosity,
extra_tests=extra_test
Excelent. Please send me your patch so I take a look at it.
I finish today a implementation of LIMIT so I'm interested in how you
solve it.
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I have finalize a beta code for the LIMIT mimic for Sql server, but
wonder if all the test cases are running.
When I run runtest this is show:
Ran 2 tests in 0.109s
OK
I don't think is normal...
I'm running this under a windows box, but for comparing, what is the
correct output of this?
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Yes...
I'm waitting to see if the actual pathc for pymssql is enough or still
need more work for do a single submit...
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I submit a ticket with patchs for enable a new backend, so we can have
a clean direction from the ado_mssql confusion of tickets.
Is at http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/5062.
I run my own test and the standar django ones (however I'm very
intrigated by the fact I found only 2 problems here..
Ok, not problem.
Thanks
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The point is that I don't have write permissions on the subversion
tree...
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Hi,
related to
http://groups.google.com/group/django-developers/browse_thread/thread/c7029442e8a47079
I made the first steps. I have working (more or less) the ms-sql
backend with pymssql and can create the tables and run the admin with
no errors of the tutorial app.
For that, I create a new b
Ok,
Thanks for the pointers (and sorry for the english!).
I work always in the last version of django, so I think is not a
problem.
I take a look at the proposed pymssql library. So I think the best
option is build a all-new backend taking bits from the old one and see
how well the thing goes..
I have a requeriment to support Sql Server in a outsourced contract.
Is a must, a requeriment for delivery. So, I can't wait anymore for
free open source hacking...
Like somebody can see in my history in the users group, I'm strongly
in the windows world because my company http://www.elmalabarist
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