On 05-Jan-07, at 8:42 AM, Brian Beck wrote:
* Database access. You can still use Python's much lower-level DB-API
to play with the database, and you can still make it look nice to use.
Check out the raw SQL query in this Custom Managers example:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/model_api/#custom-managers
Also, the project management commands like 'sqlreset' show you what
the
abstracted model is doing under the covers.
and you can always directly access the database to add your own
rules, triggers and whatnot. For example, check contraints are not
implemented in django - easy to add your own. Only the readymade
admin interface is not so easily customisable. But then it is easy to
roll your own.
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regards
kg
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