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How advanced is to use Postgres with SilverStripe?


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nomen

Community Member, 52 Posts

22 January 2008 at 3:20am

Edited: 22/01/2008 3:20am

Hi all:

I would like to use Postgres like data store with SilverStripe.
I read in this topic that
SilverStripe uses MySQL to store most of its data. It says also that Summer of Code guys is working on Postgres and MS SQL server usage , via the PDO database abstraction layer.
How advanced is this? Can i use now Postgres?If yes, how? If not, is there any roadmap for this?

Thanks in advance.

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nomen

Community Member, 52 Posts

24 January 2008 at 1:43am

Hi all:

Nobody knows the answer? Or nobody is interested in using Postgres?

I try to change the install.php with this configuration as i can read here. The code now is:

        $databaseConfig = array(
                "pdo" => "true",
                "type" => "pgsql",                
                "server" => "localhost",
                "username" => "sss",
                "password" => "yyy",
                "database" => "SS_mysite",
        );

but it does not work.The "SilverStripe CMS Installation" says that "These database details don't appear to be correct".

Anybody can help me?

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Tim

Community Member, 201 Posts

24 January 2008 at 1:56pm

Posgres support is currently still being developed, we are aiming to have Posgres supported by April / May this year.

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nomen

Community Member, 52 Posts

27 January 2008 at 2:22am

Thank you for your answer Tim.