I'm wanting to use Django with a preexisting db. The db features a linking table (Many to Many). I'm wondering if I need to go ahead and define a model class for this table, or just add the ManyToMany field to one of the linked models. Or to put it another way, is there any way to define the relationship as a ManyToMany field w/o changing the table name/structure? Eg, in the online book example, the ManyToMany field generates a table with a specific name, specific fields and an auto-increment primary key. The existing many to many table I have does not match--name is different, obviously, and it only has the two foreign keys, both of which together form the primary key. Not sure how to handle this with models...
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