On Jan 9, 2011, at 11:56 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
>> avoid using a table column with the name of id ??? Really?
>>
>> All my auto increment fields for the primary key in all my tables are set as
>> the name id. Yikes
>
> No, don't worry about it. I use "id" as my pk name too, and I've never had a
> problem.
If the name 'id' is never used in Python, and you don't need the id()
function, then it's fine. But it's still never a good idea to use reserved
words or builtin function names in your Python code. I've adopted 'pkid' as my
standard for database PK columns.
-- Ed Leafe
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