Hi,
I'm designing a database where I have a situation similar to this...
table1
field1(primary key), field2 .....
table 2
field1(primary key), field2, ....
table 3
field1 (foreign key to field1 of table1), field2 (foreign key to
field1 of table 2)
and I want to create a primary key that is composed of field1 and
field 2 in table 3, is this possible in django? Can I do something
like...
field1 = ForeignKey('table1', primarykey=True)
field2= ForeignKey('table2', primarykey=True)
Thanks,
Francesco
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