Hi again,
I guess it's time to start experimmenting then :)
thanks for the help
Cheers
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Hey Filipe,
Filipe wrote:
> Custom SQL + Manipulators does sound as the way to use my own model
> classes. It doesn't seem as the most straightforward way to use Django
> though, anyone out there actually working with Django this way?
>
> Michael, are you actually using Django (ORM included) wit
> Filipe, what kinds of tables use composite primary keys for you?
> [ ] association tables for many-to-many relations
> [ ] dependent tables
> [ ] "inheritence" look-alikes
The first two, "association tables for many-to-many relations" and
"dependent tables". Inheritance look-alikes also exis
Joseph Kocherhans wrote:
> On 5/16/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Do you think I'll find difficulties in using model classes with my own
>> data persistency logic? In such case, will I loose other features
>> besides the ORMapping itself? (I've read something about loosing
>> autogenerat
On 5/16/06, Filipe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you think I'll find difficulties in using model classes with my own
> data persistency logic? In such case, will I loose other features
> besides the ORMapping itself? (I've read something about loosing
> autogenerated admin pages, form validation
I fear to get into trouble if I choose to use inspectdb, there are a
lot of composited primary keys and many-to many-relations in this DB (I
know that the ORM in Django supports m-to-m relations, but knowing it
is usually a sensible point in ORMs, I would prefer not to use an ORM
just yet).
Still
Filipe wrote:
> I'm starting a new project and am looking for the right framework for
> it. Django is the best candidate so far :)
>
> If I understand right it's not mandatory to have a relational database
> to use Django, as long as one does not inherit models from
> "meta.Model".
>
> My questi
On Mon, 2006-05-15 at 10:55 +, Filipe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm starting a new project and am looking for the right framework for
> it. Django is the best candidate so far :)
>
> If I understand right it's not mandatory to have a relational database
> to use Django, as long as one does not in
On Monday 15 May 2006 4:25 pm, Filipe wrote:
> My question is, how about using an already existing database? I
> will need to use a database of an application that is currently
> in production (I can't touch it's schema), so the DB won't be
> generated from my model in Django. Is it possible to us
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