Hello, I'm new to django, so bear with me if this is a silly approach
but, could you assign the project name to db_table at run time?
Something like ...
models.py
...
# app_name and project_code may need to be declared with global
scope ...
APP_NAME = 'app_name' # might be optional
global project_code = get_project_code(...)
def set_project_code(my_project_code):
project_code = my_project_code
class Measurand(models.Model):
project = models.ForeignKey(Project) # project is implied by
table name context, so may be unnecessary here?
avg_value = models.DecimalField(max_digits=10, decimal_places=4,
db_index=True)
class Meta:
db_table = u'%s_%s_measurand'%( app_name, project_code )
# app_name is usual django behaviour, but may not be necessary
if you are certain no other apps will conflict with the table name
# another approach would be ...
# db_table = u'%s_measurand'%( project_code )
...
Obviously, before you build project tables, you'd need to call
et_project_code
HTH
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