Re: new to Django and building web applications. Advice with postgresql
On 21 May 2013 15:00, Tom Evans <tevans.uk@googlemail.com> wrote:
> The only queries you need to rewrite on moving django/sqlite ->
> django/postgres are raw queries. How many will this beginner have?
> Should rewriting raw queries be the thing this beginner worries about?
>
> 'YMMV' indeed. Switching or changing DB engines in a Django app is not
> hard, unless the app is extremely badly written.
Changing the engine is not hard, but that doesn't mean it will work
exactly as expected.
There are many operational aspects to consider and changing a major
component at the last minute isn't good practice, whether that be
Postgres, sqlite or any other component.
Whatever you plan to use, please use it from the start. If you can.
If there are blockers to doing that for Postgres, please mention it to
me, other community members or on the Postgres lists, so we can help.
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