I am mostly new to Django, but have significant experience working with MSSQL in other languages. I noticed that there is support for MSSQL (generating SQL only) through the adodb abstraction layer. I'm guessing this was a compatibility patch to allow for the "TOP" vs "LIMIT" syntax. Is that the reason that adodb was used? I recently found a python library for MSSQL that is open source, and was considering writing both generation and introspection code for native MSSQL. However, I don't want to do this if such a thing is already under way or has already been considered. I can't find a trac ticket on it, so I'm posting here. Thanks.
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