I have a case where I have a lot of django sites(partially with the
same code) must run in a single mysql database
in order to avoid conflicts in django.auth, content-types and other
models tables for them must have unique prefix (since this data must
be isolated for each site)
Currently there is no way to set global(or per application) table
prefix (and all tickets that asked for this closed as invalid)
search in this groups gives nothing
So my question - was global table prefix for tables considered ?
and what is the way of doing this without this option(setting) in
framework ?
The only way I currently see is : handle "class_prepared" signal and
manually add prefix to table name :
from django.db.models.signals import class_prepared
def handle(sender, *args, **kwargs):
sender._meta.db_table = PREFIX + sender._meta.db_table
class_prepared.connect(handle)
BUT documentation says that class_prepard for internal only and
framework users should not use it?
is there any other option ?
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