Alternatively, SQLAlchemy solves this problem by implementing an
identity map, which is quite cool. You should be able to use
SQLAlchemy with the rest of Django with no problems at all -- the only
thing you won't be able to take advantage of is the admin framework.
That's a pretty big "only," isn't it? :)
(Mike's doing a fantastic job with SQLAlchemy. I'd love to see a way to really integrate that into Django.)
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Jonathan Ellis
http://spyced.blogspot.com
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