> Instances of Place will be stored in one table, and instances
> of Restaurant will be stored in another table. How would I go
> about implementing an efficient 'extent' query: a QuerySet
> which would give me an instance of Place for each row in
> **both** tables? (Or instances of Place or Resta
On 3/13/07, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there anything like this already in Django?
Django currently does not support model subclassing -- if anything
happens to work, it's more accident than anything else, because proper
support for model subclassing is still being worked on.
Say I have two model classes, one of which is a sub-class of the other:
class Place(models.Model):
...
class Restaurant(Place):
objects = models.Manager()
...
[Note, I'm using model inheritance here, **not** a OneToOneField. The
explicit assignment of 'objects' seems to be necessary or
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