The technique put forth in Chapter 6 of the book says every record must
"reference
the UUID instead of the id", and the example redefines a field of
db.dog from `Field('owner', db.person),` to Field('owner', length=64),``,
adding `db.dog.owner.requires = IS_IN_DB(db,'person.uuid','%(name)s')`.
Does this mean that things like SQLFORM.grid will not work for tables
defined so? What about tables like those part of `auth`?
If these parts of web2py will no longer work, is there a recommended way to
synchronize remote databases that does not have these issues?
- Scott
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