Are you familiar with any sort of database? (think of RDBMS as if it was fancy version of Excel). The django itself doesn't force you to know anything about SQL. Perhaps the only exception is that you will need to know how to create and delete databases in (postgresql/mysql/sqllite/whichever you use). With this in mind perhaps http://www.sqlite.org/ might be a good choice for you.
One small tip - don't let the terms like Foreign Keys, Indexes, and Transactions scare you. If you don't know what it is, it is very likely that you don't need it. :-) On 9/7/05, Jimmie Houchin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I am exploring Django and Rails. > I am familiar with Python but not so much Ruby. > > I have no experience with RDBMS outside of starting the Practical SQL book. > > How much SQL and RDBMS do I have to know, understand, have mastered, to > start out with Django, to fully develop a website with Django to master > Django? > > Any help greatly appreciated > > Jimmie >
