On 7/04/2013 4:36pm, surya wrote:
actually, you are right, django models do provide id.. but this uid field is something else.. Eg: massachusetts institute of technology. uid = MIT..i will be using it as primary key.
Doing so raises questions about investing primary keys with real meaning. It is possible that you have a good reason for doing so but it is generally a bad idea.
Personally I would go with the Django auto-incrementing primary key and keep the apparent uid as a CharField attribute of the college.
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