Re: any idea

> other projects could use this table?

yes

> is possible to do this with different projects and different versions of Django

yes

> be better to use a database with 100 tables and each project becomes

applications?

depends

good luck

On Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 5:40 PM, carlos <crocha09.09@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, I need help regarding an idea

I need to do several projects in django say than 3

project but one of them will have the table users profile

User's other projects could use this table?

another idea would be the same db for all projects? but this is optimal or not?

example:

(Project A): has 30 tables including user profile table (made with Django1.5)

(Project B) have 45 tables, this should relate to the profile table

                        Project A (made with Django1.6)

(proyectoC) has 25 tables and also should use the table A project profile

                       to log on and use this table (made with Django1.7)

example 2:

projectA--app1

Profile class (models ...):

    fk (User)

    fields1 = charfield ()

    ...

projectB

from proyectoA.app1.models import Profile

Poll class (models):

     fk (Profile)

     other field ...

proyectoC

from proyectoA.app1.models Profile

class Farms (models):

     fk (Profile)

     other field ...

is possible to do this with different projects and different versions of Django

be optimal?

or

be better to use a database with 100 tables and each project becomes

applications?

suggest I do?

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