Re: How to use Django with 2 legacy databases

2007-09-03 Thread Ben Ford
Hi there, I use multiple-db-support extensively, and I've also bought it relatively up to date. There are still a few problems with getting the updates into the django repo, and to be honest I've been so busy lately that I haven't really had time to follow up on that. Another thing to consider, whi

Re: How to use Django with 2 legacy databases

2007-09-03 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
On 9/4/07, nubis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, I think I got this wrong, are you saying that: > > Django supports connecting to several databases at the same time? > Where do you configure each database connection? how do you tell a > model which one to use? I think the original responde

Re: How to use Django with 2 legacy databases

2007-09-03 Thread nubis
Hi all, I think I got this wrong, are you saying that: Django supports connecting to several databases at the same time? Where do you configure each database connection? how do you tell a model which one to use? maybe I got it all wrong best regards nubis :) On Sep 3, 2007, at 8:38 PM,

Re: How to use Django with 2 legacy databases

2007-09-03 Thread Iapain
> We have a customer management application written in Zope2 which talks > to a sql-ledger database. I'd like to convert this to Django but > would need to talk to two separate postgres databases. Not a problem with Django, multiple dbs are supported > Can I get some comments on the practicalit

How to use Django with 2 legacy databases

2007-09-03 Thread neillc
I'm an absolute newbie, with a newbie question. We have a customer management application written in Zope2 which talks to a sql-ledger database. I'd like to convert this to Django but would need to talk to two separate postgres databases. Can I get some comments on the practicality of this? I'm