On Feb 28, 7:13 am,
abhigyan_agra...@in.ibm.com wrote:
> Thank you for showing interest. We are looking for feasibility of a
> Django adaptor. Building a fast and reliable driver was our number one
> priority and then we looked into SQLAlchemy adaptor which means
> automatically providing support for any framework where SQLAlchemy can
> be plugged-in. One of the reasons for successful release of SQLAlchemy
> adaptor was availability of abundant documentation. We need similar
> documentation for Django going forward.
> Any feedback/suggestions from your side regarding this, are welcome.
After searching on the django website and asking on IRC, it looks like
there is no documentation for building a Django adapter. One option is
to look at the django source for the other existing adapters and using
them as a guide.
In the Django case, an advantage of having a DB2 adapter for
SQLAlchemy first comes through Tranquil. Tranquil (http://
code.google.com/p/tranquil/) plugs into Django as an application and
uses SQLAlchemy for the ORM. So a DB2 backend with Django would be
possible in that manner.
Still, it would be reassuring to get a proper django adapter in for
DB2 without needing to jump through hoops.
Keep up the good work.
--Renier