'Creating MySQL views with id to work with Django
How do I either add an auto-incremented id column to the view and/or tell Django not to look for the 'id' field?
I have a mysql view that I wish to define as a self-managed Django model
managed = False
I don't have an id column because I am doing multiple joins and the resulting view has more rows than any of the joined tables.
I get a 1054 error When I try to access the model
myview.objects.all()
OperationalError: (1054, "Unknown column 'myview.id' in 'field list'")
Answer: The best I have found so far is something like:
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW myview AS
SELECT ROW_NUMBER() over (ORDER BY <field>) as id, ...
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