Hi,

I have a specific project that I need to create a lot of identical
PostgresSQL tables.  I was hoping to do this directly in the django
API.

Now, I suppose it is possible to copy a class instance.. .. I also
know that it is possible to copy tables one at a time by simply
running them a child classes of some main table.

However, can someone please tell me if it is possible to run an
iteration that wuold create say, 100 classes?

I have tried eval with no success..

Is there some way that the manage.py sql system could address
instances as well as original classes in models.py?

Also, while we are at it.. is there a way to place a prototype class
table in models.py that does NOT run as sql at syncdb?  This would
simply be a class for forming part of a set of other classes.

Thanks very much

Robert


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