Currently I am using sqlite3 backend for reviewboard since my boss
hasn't approved installing MySQL on the reviewboard server which is
already running MS-SQL server.
Even though I am not a great big fan of MS-SQL I have to adhere to our
organizational policies, thus now I am stuck with using sqlite3 as the
backend for reviewboard.
Since sqlite3 is not designed for production installation of
reviewboard (we have just started so haven't run into issues yet. But
I am sure as the DB grows big and the number of concurrent users grow
sqlite3 will just not handle it) and since I am not able to use MySQL
is it possible to include MS-SQL support to DJango so that in the
future we can start using MS-SQL database?
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