On Mon, 2006-07-24 at 01:52 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm completely new to Django and relatively new to databases, so
> forgive me if this is a naive or stupid question.
>
> I'm designing a site for a radio station, and some models seem to have
> much wider scope than others. For exampl
Ok, I wasn't sure if this would import only the models and create new,
empty tables in the playlist app, or if it would allow access to the
original tables. Thanks!
Matt
SmileyChris wrote:
> Hi Matt,
>
> Your playlist app can use the models in your schedule app by just
> importing them.
>
> fro
Hi Matt,
Your playlist app can use the models in your schedule app by just
importing them.
from schedule.models import Show
Of course, it depends on your directory structure, but you get the idea?
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Ok, I realize that I phrased my question poorly. I'm not really
interested in a strict hierarchy (which I see is in development), but
in whether or not there is a good way to share some more general data
(like what would be stored in show and dj tables) with more specific
data (like what would be
I'm completely new to Django and relatively new to databases, so
forgive me if this is a naive or stupid question.
I'm designing a site for a radio station, and some models seem to have
much wider scope than others. For example, I want to create a playlist
app and a schedule app. Both need acce
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