On Apr 16, 10:08 am, "Hernan Olivera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If the question is "can it handle business logic rather than just
> > be a system for writing blog software and news sites?" then most
> > certainly. Several of the Django sites I've authored (they're
> > internal rather than public-facing) for my company which are far
> > more process-oriented in terms of business-rules. They include
> > dynamic reporting, data-entry, business-rule enforcement, and
> > process-flow.
>
> Have you written from scratch? How did you handle the composite
> primary key limitation on database design? I'm trying to migrate an
> entire corporate system to Django, and wandering for this stuff...
> thanks
I'm getting around the primary key issue by creating my own using
UUID's. While Django doesn't have a UUIDfield at this time, I can use
a charfield to hold it. While its not perfect, especially since true
UUID fields are binary in databases(i.e. Oracle, DB2, PostgreSQL), I'm
faking it. Hopefully, the Django developers will realize at some
point that auto-incrementing integer fields are not ideal for primary
keys because they are a pain in the ass when migrating from one
database to another. UUID fields ARE the becoming the choice for
unique identifiers.
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