> I have a model and a form which is used to insert new rows in
> database. For
> every inserted (or edited) row I need to make a database lock and
> check if
> edited row have a conflict with rows that are already in the database.
why do you need to do this? Database design should make sure that every
row is unique - which is usually done using unique_together in the model
>
> Where is the right place for this checks? In form validation? In a
> view or
> in the model?
if not enforced by the database design the best place is in model
validation.
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