[TurboGears] The impact of class name ...

[william]

If I create the following model.py, when I'm running "tg_admin sql
create" I receive an error saying that users is not created yet.

<code>
class Users(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    userid = StringCol(alternateID=True, length=100)
    projects = MultipleJoin('Projects', joinColumn='projects_id')

class Projects(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    name = StringCol(alternateID=True,length=100)
    owner = ForeignKey ('Users')
    category = ForeignKey ('Categories')

class Categories(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    catid = IntCol(alternateID=True)
    name = StringCol(length=50,alternateID=True)
    projects = MultipleJoin('Projects', joinColumn='projects_id')
</code>


If I do the following, it works ;-(.

<code>
class B_Users(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    userid = StringCol(alternateID=True, length=100)
    projects = MultipleJoin('C_Projects', joinColumn='c_projects_id')

class C_Projects(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    name = StringCol(alternateID=True,length=100)
    owner = ForeignKey ('B_Users')
    category = ForeignKey ('Categories')

class A_Categories(SQLObject):
    _connection = hub
    catid = IntCol(alternateID=True)
    name = StringCol(length=50,alternateID=True)
    projects = MultipleJoin('C_Projects', joinColumn='c_projects_id')
</code>


Is there a way to give the "create sequence" to "tg_admin sql create" ?

PS:
I'm with TG 0.8a3 and postgres 8.0.2

Thanks