I'm building a Django app that will work against a pre-existing PostgreSQL
database. Every user data table in my DB has an auditing column called
last_updated_by. The requirement I need to meet is that every time an
UPDATE is run against a table, that column is automatically set to the id
Is there a Django utility or add-on that can read database schemas and turn
them into Django data models *incrementally*?
By "incrementally", I mean that the utility would be able to update a set
of already existing Django models so they match the current DB schema. In
other words, the utilit
Thanks, Collin, Carl, & Tom ~
Is this a reasonable summary of what you have said so far?:
1. You've suggested two solutions, which I'll call "middleware" (from
Collin) and "save() argument" (from Carl and Tom).
2. A limitation of both is that they aren't what I'll call "universal".
To keep this conversation fairly modular, I'm responding to different
possible solutions in different posts. This one is about Carl's comments
on:
> 1. Stick some code into the database connector, as I described in
> possibility 1 of my original post. I guess the connector would be
>
To keep this conversation fairly modular, I'm responding to different
possible solutions in different posts. This one is about Carl's comments
on:
> 2. Have Django create a new *database user *for each session login,
> using the user id that Django knows and that I want to record in the
Thanks again Carl (and others) ~
I agree wıth you that the "DB users" approach seems the most promısıng.
It's the one I will pursue, and certainly glad to share the code when I
have some worth sharing - and quite likely I'll have some more questions
before that, as I try to implement this idea
again, Ken
On Friday, October 17, 2014 5:46:05 PM UTC-6, Ken Winter wrote:
>
> Thanks again Carl (and others) ~
>
> I agree wıth you that the "DB users" approach seems the most promısıng.
> It's the one I will pursue, and certainly glad to share the code when I
>
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