title: Django 2.0+ and SQL Server interface question
body: <p>Why is it necessary to have both Pyodbc and django-pyodbc-azure installed to interface with recent SQL Server versions with Django? Why can't django just use Pyodbc out of the box? I'm having trouble getting Sql Server to play nice with python 3.4.5, Django 2.1, pyodbc 4.0+, and Django-Pyodbc-azure 2.0.8. I keep getting a segmentation fault thrown when attempting to query certain models that I reflected with inspectdb. </p>
  
  <p>The version of linux that I am using is openSUSE 42.1
  The version of Sql Server that I'm using is 2014. </p>