If I connect to oracle as one user (e.g. test_user) but my tables are
in a different tablespace (e.g. test)
I would expect to be able to set my class with:
class Album(models.Model):
str_album_name = models.CharField(max_length = 16, core=True)
class Meta:
db_tablespace="test"
db_table="album"
So that a query to get everything would become:
select test.album.str_album_name from test.album
The problem is db_tablespace doesnt seem to do that. I did however get
it working by setting:
db_table = "test\".\"album"
I havent tested everything, but it does seem to at least do the querys
properly, but this doesnt seem quite right.
Or am I missing something?
Sam.
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