I am trying to upgrade our RB from 1.0rc3 to 1.5. We are running on
top of a SQLAnywhere database server. I got the database upgraded
successfully, but when I try to access the site it gives me errors
regarding badly generated SQL queries. The problem is with the
reviews_review.public field. This f
Hi,
Is there any issue to provide optional "paginating" of diffs. Today
some people from my company ask about "File per site". Is there issue
request for this? This could help reviewing really large diffs.
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Hi Mohammed,
This query is generated in both reviews/managers.py and
reviews/datagrids.py. In these cases, it's raw SQL, so you should be able to
easily modify that.
Preferably, we'd move away from raw SQL now that Django has support for F()
expressions (things like field_name = field_name + 1 an
Hi Christian,
Thanks, that did solve my problem ... but it made me wonder how other
backend drivers, namely Oracle,
handled this SQL without "= 1" ?
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On Oct 18, 3:31 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi Mohammed,
>
> This query is generated in both reviews/managers.py and
> reviews/data
Hi,
To my knowledge, nobody is using Oracle. rb-site doesn't provide it as an
option, and we don't have a license with which to test. Most people so far
have been using MySQL and PostgreSQL.
Is the Sybase driver becoming public, and will it be part of Django in the
future?
Christian
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Yes, the SQLAnywhere database server driver is public (http://
code.google.com/p/sqlany-django/) but it
will take some time before it becomes a standard part of the Django
release. We will be actively maintaining
and updating it.
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On Oct 18, 5:57 pm, Christian Hammond wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
Awesome :) If you guys wanted to give us a patch to rb-site to support it,
we'll include it (provided that you can easy_install the module).
Christian
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On Mon, Oct 18, 2010
This is not implemented. However, Django supports this kind of
authentication, so I imagine you could add support for it. Looking at
the docs, it seems really simple, though I've never found anything
with single-sign-on to be simple...
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/howto/auth-remote-user/
Ian,
We try this in our company but let me clarify. There is few
protocols/methods which can authorize You: Kerberos, NTML, SSPI but
that You are really talking about is SPNEGO - One Single Sign On
Microsoft Implementation. They can be in many ways (Kerberos in
Firefox or Google Chrome or e.g. N
