No, the foreign key looks the same, but logically it's for different
purpose. You can easily imagine a table of Paint Suppliers, with a field
for their cheapest color product. And another table listing all color
products from all suppliers, with a field identifying which supplier
owns the product. Thus, both table has foreign keys crisscrossing each
other.
oggie rob wrote:
So what do you need the extra table for?! Can't you just use:
class Company(meta.Model):
...
class Acount(meta.Model):
company = meta.ForeignKey(Company)
and then things like:
account.get_company()
company.get_accounting_account_list()
-rob
