Goals
django-pymssql is a Django database backend for Microsoft SQL Server that works on non-Windows systems.
It’s a small wrapper around django-mssql that uses pymssql instead of ADO to connect to SQL Server.
It should support the same versions of Python, Django and SQL Server as django-mssql.
The original use case was to connect to SQL Server from a Django project written in Python 3 and running on Linux.
Status
django-pymssql 1.7 almost passes Django’s test suite with:
Python 2.7 or 3.4
Django 1.7.x + django-mssql 1.6.1 + pymssql 2.1.1
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Express
Usage
django-pymssql provides a Django database engine called sqlserver_pymssql:
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'sqlserver_pymssql',
'HOST': '...',
'NAME': '...',
'USER': '...',
'PASSWORD': '...','
'OPTIONS': {
# ...
},
},
}
Any parameter accepted by pymssql.connect can be passed in OPTIONS.
Alternatives
django-sqlserver is a fork of django-mssql that supports python-tds and pymssql in addition to ADO on Windows. Unfortunately it has diverged and it lags behind django-mssql when it comes to supporting newer Django versions.
django-pyodbc relies on pyodbc to connect to SQL Server. It requires a complex stack that doesn’t bring actual benefits. Besides it doesn’t appear to be very mature nor actively maintained.
Hacking
Clone Django, pymssql, django-mssql and django-pymssql and pip install -e . each of them in a virtualenv.
Create a Django tests settings file with the database engine set to 'sqlserver_pymssql' and credentials for a testing SQL Server instance.
Go the the tests subdirectory in a clone of Django and execute ./runtests.py --settings=test_pymssql.
License
django-pymssql is released under the MIT license, like django-mssql. See the LICENSE file for details. Note that pymssql is released under the LGPL.
Some database version checking code was borrowed from django-sqlserver which is also released under the MIT license..
Release files for django-pymssql 1.7.1
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