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  • Ray
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    When is Django going to...

    support Oracle and MS SQL Server? I just realized that's gonna be a big
    blow for my case against RoR because we use both databases almost
    exclusively, we don't use any of Django supported database actually.

    I did a search and found that there was an Oracle support
    committed--but is it going to make it into any release any time soon?

    Thanks
    Ray

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    • Bruno Desthuilliers
      #2
      Re: When is Django going to...

      Ray wrote:
      support Oracle and MS SQL Server? I just realized that's gonna be a big
      blow for my case against RoR because we use both databases almost
      exclusively, we don't use any of Django supported database actually.
      >
      I did a search and found that there was an Oracle support
      committed--but is it going to make it into any release any time soon?
      >
      You'd probably get better answers on Django's mailing-list ?

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      bruno desthuilliers
      python -c "print '@'.join(['.'.join([w[::-1] for w in p.split('.')]) for
      p in 'onurb@xiludom. gro'.split('@')])"

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        • Ray
          #3
          Re: When is Django going to...


          Bruno Desthuilliers wrote:
          Ray wrote:
          support Oracle and MS SQL Server? I just realized that's gonna be a big
          blow for my case against RoR because we use both databases almost
          exclusively, we don't use any of Django supported database actually.

          I did a search and found that there was an Oracle support
          committed--but is it going to make it into any release any time soon?
          >
          You'd probably get better answers on Django's mailing-list ?
          Er, yes. That was silly of me. Thanks Bruno!

          Sorry everyone,
          Ray
          >
          --
          bruno desthuilliers
          python -c "print '@'.join(['.'.join([w[::-1] for w in p.split('.')]) for
          p in 'onurb@xiludom. gro'.split('@')])"

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