Hi there,
I am adding a new app to django project and I thought about inheriting
pretty much everything I can, so I did:
from ccpngrid.models import GridJobForm
from acpype.models import AcpypeJob
class IsdJob(AcpypeJob):
pass
class IsdJobForm(GridJobForm):
pass
To my (bad) surprise, IsdJobForm worked pretty fine, and IsdJob as
well at first, but when looking at my mysql db I have:
SELECT * FROM isd_isdjob;
+------------------+
| acpypejob_ptr_id |
+------------------+
| test |
+------------------+
SELECT * FROM webapps.acpype_acpypejob;
+-------+-------+----------+--------------------------+---------
+----------+-------+
| juser | jname | fileName | jdate | jobdir |
jstatus | jpid |
+-------+-------+----------+--------------------------+---------
+----------+-------+
|alan | test | test | Tue Apr 6 13:34:17 2010 | test |
Failed | 1
+-------+-------+----------+--------------------------+---------
+----------+-------+
So it seems that isd_isdjob is linking to another table (using the
django admin site I see isd_isdjob the way it was to suposed to be,
with all fields shown for acpype_acpypejob).
Is there a way in django of using inheritance and having the correct
tables?
Many thanks in advance
Alan
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