Cheng Zhang wrote:
Hi Cheng,
> Actually my previous statement isn't correct, I just realized that
> pymssql also claimed to work on Windows, except it will use M$'s
> native libraries instead of FreeTDS.
You worked this out quicker than I ever could have. Thanks.
Jeroen Ruigrok van der Werven wrote:
Hi Jeroen,
> Can a bunch of us get together to get a/the pymssql driver fully
> operational and Django running as it should?
The pymssql driver only supports DB-LIB, which is way outdated and you
wont have access to functionality added to MSSQL after versio
Jeremy Dunck wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
> Yeah, adodbapi was doing something weird with the executeHelper, so we did
> this:
Yeah I worked that out but haven't gotten too far. I had to make a
modification to function_get_sql_clause to support the MS TOP keyword.
Also had to modify method_save to provi
Jeremy Dunck wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
> > The syntax that MS SQL expects:
> > select foo from bar where foo = @fooName
>
> Are we talking about literals or parameters?
I'm talking about parameters.
> That is, are you expecting:
>
> select colname from tablename where colname = 'somevalue'
> or
> sel
Adrian Holovaty wrote:
Hi Adrian,
> Could you paste the entire traceback you get? Also, would any other MS
> SQL users in the audience be able to help?
Here is an entire traceback I get when attempting to access the /admin
site:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Python24\lib\site
Hi Russ,
Thanks for th tip on where to splunk for the offending code.
The SQL that is arriving at the sever is in the folowing format:
select foo from bar where foo = %sfooName
The query parser dies at %s with an invalid syntax exception...
The syntax that MS SQL expects:
select foo from bar w
? I'm a bit of a Python newbie so I'm pretty unfamiliar
with the code base. Django becomes somewhat unusable to me if I can't
use it in conjunction with MS SQL.
Thanks,
Rich Bakos
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