> an obvious one is to check whether the query uses standard syntax and
> features. and if not, rewrite it so it does.
>
> also, try to test it on different databases.
For those items that aren't quite so portable, it's helpful to
follow the Django examples like you'll find in
django/db/backends/{backend}/{base|operations}.py for
functionality such as the quote_name and last_insert_id methods.
They vary from back-end to back-end, but by abstracting them to
a function/method call, the correct SQL is created for the given
backend.
-tim
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