Adrian Holovaty wrote:
> Yeah, you could totally just write the model over the view -- I've > done that before. > > """ > CREATE VIEW foo AS SELECT field_one, field_two FROM bar; > > class Foo(meta.Model): > field_one = meta.CharField(...) > field_two = meta.CharField(...) > """ What about the ID, though? I have a view created this way: create view tags_sorted as select count(*) as c, tag from tags_tags; And created a model to reflect it. But I can't use it because django can't select an id from the view. So what's a handy way to get around that? Thanks --B
