Re: Accessing A Read-Only DB

2013-05-07 Thread Brandon Reynolds
Awesome. Thanks for the great response. Greatly appreciated. On Monday, May 6, 2013 6:11:15 PM UTC-6, Russell Keith-Magee wrote: > > Hi Brandon, > > Essentially, there shouldn't be any difference between a normal and a > readonly Django project. You set up a Django project as would usually would

Re: Accessing A Read-Only DB

2013-05-06 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
Hi Brandon, Essentially, there shouldn't be any difference between a normal and a readonly Django project. You set up a Django project as would usually would -- you just don't ever do anything that results in a call to save(). If you want some extra protection, you could go the extra step of writ

Accessing A Read-Only DB

2013-05-06 Thread Brandon Reynolds
Hello Everyone! I am new to Django and intermediate with Python. I have a client looking to have me build something that integrates with there rent management system. The comapny providing there system offers a feature called open access so that you can read there property database. However you