Thank you very much. On 26 Ott, 15:03, "Mark (Nosrednakram)" <nosrednak...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Oct 26, 4:43 am, gillengam <gillen...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hi, I must develop an application that use Oracle database. The Oracle > > connection user is the owner of some tables, but he can only read two > > views (he is not the owner). I used command "python manage.py > >inspectdb> models.py", but I got only user's tables and .... I need > > also the two views. How can I do? Is it possible? > > > Thanks > > I usually create a table using something similar to: > > create table temp_member_view as select * from member_view where > rownum < 2; > > Where member_view would be the original view name. I then use theinspectdbto > create the model for the new table and then drop the > table it should create a better model than I do usually when I try to > do it manually. If your view doesn't have an obvious single column > primary key you may want to look at my notes on this subject: > > http://projects.django-development.info/trac/dd_dd/wiki/Creating_Djan... > > Great call on overriding save/delete I'll add to my notes and start > doing that as well since I wasn't. > > Mark
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