> ...And in the whole database the foreign keys referencing to this string > "id" you have to change this foreign key from int to string, and > possibly store "i_have_a_really_great_and_long_name" instead of 352, for > example. Would it be good...? No way. > > The better is when you have the possibility to query the data you want, > and the midgard function creates the SQL query for you. In that way you > don't have to make 2 queries (one by midgard to return you the id, and > one by you to get the name), only one, properly computed join.
oh! that is solution I even do not dream of :) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
