Hi Silaja,
first, I'm going to guess that no one will be able to solve your
problem. There are multiple reasons for it:
- Multiple database support is in Django 1.2. You insist on using it
on Django 1.1, without mentioning why you can't upgrade (the upgrade
would make sense for any reader not knowing the context that only you
currently do know)
- the code written by Eric F. is an interesting hack for older
versions of Django, but not too many people have probably used it, so
there would be little experience with that. However, there is a
problem:
- * you have not specified what your problem was when you tried it *
So, even people willing to spend their time helping you could not do
it as they would not know how far you have gotten implementing it and
what actually stopped you from succeeding.
- you mentioned "i.e some of rows in some "x" table in one database
and some of rows in "x" table in other database. i want to select
which database used to add/retrieve the rows dynamically". This is
quite complex and even the code from Eric's site will not help you
much. If you make it working, it will lay the foundations, but you'd
still be quite far from reaching your goal.
I'm afraid that you need to give us more detail and the actual
context before you can expect better answer than "upgrade to Django
1.2".
Cheers
Jirka
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