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Hi @KHYehor,

Yes, I think you have the idea generally correct. I'm typically very busy working on my full-time job as a software engineer but occasionally I do find time to contribute to this project.

My ideal situation for this project is like you describe: Write code once, have it work on all DBs (SQL and NoSQL alike). Unfortunately I've only found time so far to do MySQL and MSSQL. But, the ground work is laid out for other DBMSes to be supported and I would love for anyone who wants to contribute to do so.

I'd really like to see this library support Postgres and MongoDB. If you're willing to work on either of those, please do. Just fork the repository, add the new driver, write the tests, and create a PR.

Thanks for your interest!

Kyle

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I'd really like to see this library support Postgres and MongoDB. If you're willing to work on either of those, please do. Just fork the repository, add the new driver, write the tests, and create a PR.

Thanks fr your reply, Do you have any times estimates, like finish it during next decade? :D or plans for near future?
Okey, I have wish to take part in something like this.
Did you interested if anyone else doing something like this?

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I haven't had the luxury of setting date-based milestones yet, but, I'd love to see the new drivers added as quickly as people are willing to contribute them. As I said earlier, I'd love to see the Postgres driver added. This should make it easy to add an Oracle driver as well since their SQL dialects are quite similar.

As for MongoDB, that would be highly fascinating as it would be quite a bit more challenging to create it since it's not SQL-based at all.

Beyond that, there are several other smaller features that could be added but I'd like to focus on DB engine compatibility at the moment.

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