Thanks guys... to be a little more clear. Each event will have a x of
entrants... probably around 30, but I don't really know
In event A, they'll have scores in 3 different scored categories, an
overall score, there's a couple of fields about them (name, home,
etc). No classes.
Event B doesn't h
Hi,
> I've got an "events" model. One of the things many (but not all) of
> the events will have is results. Problem is, I don't know what the
> results will look like in terms of rows or columns.
>
> Event 1 may have three classes, two groups and 40 winners, with 5
> fields for each winner (home
Or better yet, normalize first.
A given Winner can have one or more Fields, so build a Field model
with a ManyToMany relationship to the Winner model, and make it
unique=True and asymmetric. Work backwards in a similar chain all the
way to Event.
On the other hand, that this set of models will
> I'd like to store the results for the event, but can't
> figure out how. The event object is generic, but the results
> structures are specific to that event.
What first occurs to me is to give the Event class a TextField called
'results' which contains a pickled python object/dict/list (whatev
I've got an "events" model. One of the things many (but not all) of
the events will have is results. Problem is, I don't know what the
results will look like in terms of rows or columns.
Event 1 may have three classes, two groups and 40 winners, with 5
fields for each winner (home state, beer pre
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