I have a custom field class that very nicely references a document in MongoDB, but I would like to have the document deleted if the record is deleted. That is, I have a MongoDBField that stores an object ID in a structured database using the regular Django ORM. The field back-references to the record's primary key, so I can use NoSQL lookups and SQL lookups interchangeably to find the same record, even, which is quite nice. However right now, Ihave to write a custom delete() function for every model that uses it. I'd like to have something in the field that whenever the model instance's delete() function is called. Perhaps the best thing is just to have a class HybridModel(Model) and have all models that use both databases inherit from that?
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