In a short time after the application goes on, there will be an automatic update of the location tables from the other database. Because the structure of each database (original one and mine) are not the same, it will be harder. Is there a trick to handle this problem in Rails (to keep the classic structure for primary and foreign keys in Rails) or is it better to keep the original struture i would like to import for primary and foreign keys ? (and use a plugin to define primary / foreign keys in Rails)
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