In what File do I find the database model of OSQA?

2	Hello, In the Subversion Trunk i was not able to find the file that defines the database model of OSQA , could you please tell me which file i have to search for. thanks syncdb asked 22 Apr '10, 10:00 osqa11 31●2●2 accept rate: 0% edited 22 Apr '10, 11:12 rickross ♦♦ 12.5k●28●149●72

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Well, we don't bundle the model of the database in a file. Django has the responsability of creating the database structure based on our ORM models, and it works in a database agnostic way, so we think it's not a good idea to bundle the model in an sql file or anything.

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answered 22 Apr '10, 10:05

Hernani Cerq... ♦♦
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thanks for your answer. Do you mean that all the "Domain Objects" will be rendered by the ORM solution to a DB model? What do you thin, how much time will it take for a "newbie" to install the software out of the trunk? thanks.

(22 Apr '10, 10:14) osqa11

it really depends on your environment. some are more tricky than others, but with the correct recipe it should take only a couple of minutes

(22 Apr '10, 11:20) Hernani Cerq... ♦♦

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