I know that when I define a manytomany field automagically "behind the scene Django creates an intermediary join table to represent the many-to-many relationship". Now I have a legacy MySQL db, feeded by an existing procedure built in Filemaker via ODBC, which I would like to use with django too. In this legacy db the "intermediary join table" already exists but with a different name and with different name fields. How can I tell Django to use that table without creating a new one? An example would be very useful. Bye from Rome Vittorio
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