Trev wrote:
> Am I thinking about this wrong performance wise?

all SQL engines i know about either ignore the REFERENCES hint, or use it for 
defining constraints.  the SQL "...WHERE t1.fk=t2.pk"  clause is enough to 
optimally use any index that could help.  when Django creates the tables, it 
makes sure to add any index that would help on the usual JOINs

-- 
Javier

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