It looks great, thanks!
Noam
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> I've done that, and it's not hard, but there's quite a few good js
> datepickers out there, and on my most recent one I used one of
> those gives me a bit more cont
Field(widget=forms.TextInput(attrs={'class':"vDateField"}))
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> achieving SA - django integration...
> Ben
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No, I haven't tried it. In the script DMigrate creates, there are SA
classes which interact with the source database, and Django classes
which interact with the destination database. They d
modify the script in a straightforward way. And
still, I'm biased. I would like to hear what others think.)
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.name = s.name
d.save()
Using select statements, the code would have been much uglier, and
much harder to modify, I think.
Noam
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I would really like to hear what you think about it (especially if
it's good things...) Tell me!
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r sure if it will exactly fit what Django
expects, or if it will be efficient (Should I define some columns as
indices? As relations?) If my method was available, I wouldn't have to
write a single line of SQL, and I would still be able to do whatever I
want.
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> >> yet... but it makes a good example :)
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> > I think that for this you can use "./manage.py dumpdata" and
> > "./manage.py loaddata". See
> > http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/msg/02f5447f41207a65
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is what
Django would have issued when creating the table - not to mention
relations and indices. If I don't need to know SQL to use Django, why
should I need to learn SQL to modify my models?
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yeah yeah, django/mssql doesn't exist
> yet... but it makes a good example :)
I think that for this you can use "./manage.py dumpdata" and
"./manage.py loaddata". See
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/msg/02f5447f41207a65
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create the new version of the DB as he likes.
I hope I managed to explain my idea. What do you think about it?
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