Python Django + Microsoft SQL Server CRUD API Tutorial

[@bgbpunk]

I really appriciate your video my friend, because I have an ERP developmented in Windows Forms and Microsoft SQL Server like a DataBase, and I was having a lot a problems to connect my new Webapp to connect it with my ERP, but with this video you helped me to keep working in Django, pyhton and React

[@arifzain6844]

I am also developing an ERP but desktop based, and I am new to this I have some queries to ask 1) you talk about react, why is it react necessary here? 2) can I develop desktop based application or mobile app without react and only use django as api? 3) can I get results from my mobile using the link in postman for testing purpose?

[@jayasrilakshmialavala5284]

Content is very helpful. But I am facing compatibility issues as installing django-pyodbc-azure is downgrading django version to 2.1.15 which is incompatible with djangorestframework 3.15.2 and django-cors-header 4.4.0

[@atoloyechambers1393]

The video was amazing, i am getting errors with a PUT & POST, GET and Delete works. I get the error "Failed to Update."

[@Sharstack123]

Migrate once

[@jaitungodhani1354]

user define table not show in microsoft SQL server only default table of django is shows why this happens plz if you know give answer migration is done successfully.

[@pacificbeetechs]

i have a problem django-admin: The term 'django-admin' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet

[@ArtofEngineer]

Did you install Django module?

[@surajb.khamkar7265]

Geeting below error, Does anyone have idea how to resolve it? conn = Database.connect(connstr, django.db.utils.Error: ('01000', "[01000] [unixODBC][Driver Manager]Can't open lib '/opt/homebrew/lib/libmsodbcsql.17.dylib' : file not found (0) (SQLDriverConnect)")

[@zulfiqar7967]

Have to do this much for a connection through python and Sql server ?? 🙄😳😳

[@ryanclark1784]

technically no. You could just install pyodbc, then write a few functions to handle querying and printing data if you just need a proof of concept. This tutorial however does do a good job of showing how to setup a rest API between SQL Server and Django which as a project is more involved

[@aboulfathfekri4044]

Thanks for your attempt , but sorry the screen and sound was not clear and need to be re-stablished better

[@juliuscecilia6005]

will there be something else besides a employee portal lol?

[@bongrovua7035]

nice

[@deepak_dhage]

Is it a bot?

[@2005Azm]

Delightful!!

[@PodaRock]

The best!

[@senaysew8231]

Why an AI voice? 🥺

[@mhmdnzr]

terrible accent!!!!

[@2005Azm]

Delightful!