I do that since years with tables not having a primary key without
problems, but I am only using django orm on those to select data.
Am 28.04.2015 17:35, schrieb Ben L:
It is true that the table doesn't have a primary key.
1, I might be able to talk to the DBA to add a primary key in here and re-sync
the class. But is that required for each table to have pk to run Django?
2, what if I just modify the class to have fake pk =True, but not modify the
database structure? Is that a common practice?
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