Ok, I got it:
The first parameter of db.Table must be None. So this work:
person=db.Table(None, 'person',SQLField('name'))
db.define_table('doctor', person, SQLField('specialty'))
And this works also with multiple "table-fields":
table1 = db.Table(None, 'table1', SQLField('table1_field1'), SQLField
('table1_field2'))
table2 = db.Table(None, 'table2', SQLField('table2_field1'), SQLField
('table2_field2'))
db.define_table('table3', table1, table2, SQLField('table3_field1'),
SQLField('table3_field2'))
I like this code and will update my blog.
_peter_
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