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From a basic standpoint, it would require writing a bunch of code in a bunch of different files that's all MSSQL specific, and then adding a test file, and of course setting up continuous integration on Appveyor to make sure it stays working.
Right now, supporting a new database requires making changes to many, many files, and those files have to be a part of relstorage. Hopefully in the near-ish future a refactoring will reduce the number of files needed to support any one database, and perhaps even support database "plugins".
With SQL Server now being available on Linux, this perhaps just got more interesting to more people.
We have done most of the refactoring to make supporting additional DBs easier, and we have working AppVeyor integration, so those two hurdles have already been cleared.
Is there a plan to support MS SQL Server? What would it take, coding and possibly $$$ wise? Thank you
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