Hello -
I'm migrating a large site (mysql/php to postgres/django) and would
like to keep the primary ID of one of the tables. The id is public as
in people call other people on the phone and say "hey what about that
#9843 ?" all the code already refers to the ID for URLs etc.
I'm thinking that I can write an alternate save / save_base for this
one-time import. It would allow me to set the pk, call this method and
still do an insert, passing the AutoField and pk to the values list of
fields to manager._insert(values, return_id=update_pk, using=using)
Q for any postgres Gods: should I remove the default:
nextval('nsproperties_apt_id_seq'::regclass) and re-install it
afterwards ?
probably it won't get called anyway. after the import I can probably
step it until its where it should be:
SELECT nextval('nsproperties_apt_id_seq') ;
any thoughts, experiences or hints much appreciated.
thanks
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