[portland] Werkzeug, web, testing, etc. discussion

[Joshua D. Drake]

On Wed, 2009-02-04 at 11:58 -0800, John Hampton wrote:

> The way I read this is that Django still doesn't support multi-column 
> primary keys.  I also found a ticket[1] that is still open regarding 
> supporting multi-column primary keys.  I didn't read the ticket 
> thoroughly.  Is it true that the Django ORM still can't do multi-column 
> primary keys?
> 
> Joshua, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that you were referring to 
> being able to handle multi-column primary keys in your question, no?
> 

Well there are two parts. First is natural keys. It gets a +1 from me
for being able to do that now but certainly composite primary keys is
the next step.


Joshua D. Drake


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