You'd add that to Squealy. JinjaSQL simply generates a SQL query with an associated array of parameters. It isn't even aware of the SQL query that's written. J

You'd add that to Squealy. JinjaSQL simply generates a SQL query with an associated array of parameters. It isn't even aware of the SQL query that's written. JinjaSQL would work just fine with any database. Squealy is a django project, so if you can get the right database driver configured and installed - in theory, squealy would just work fine with MSSQL. After all, the user is writing the query, so squealy doesn't care much about the underlying differences in the way SQL is written.