It is possible to make a ForeignKey to more than one model. I want to choose from different models like Parts and Machines Model.
I read this to combine multiple models into one list: How to combine 2 or more querysets in a Django view?
How can I get foreign key to that list somehow?
The only difference between these two is that ForeignKey field consists of on_delete option along with a model's class because it's used for many-to-one relationships while on the other hand, the OneToOneField, only carries out a one-to-one relationship and requires only the model's class.
ForeignKey is a Django ORM field-to-column mapping for creating and working with relationships between tables in relational databases.
1 Answer. Show activity on this post. In your models Device and History models are related with a foreign key from History to DeviceModel, this mean when you have a History object you can retrieve the Device model related to it, and viceversa (if you have a Device you can get its History).
To create Foreign Key, you need to use ForeignKey attribute with specifying the name of the property as parameter. You also need to specify the name of the table which is going to participate in relationship. I mean to say, define the foreign key table.
I know that you asked this over year ago, but I had a similar problem and I want to share a link to the solution for future readers.
Generally the contenttypes framework solves this problem, and I guess this is what Daniel Roseman was talking about.
How to use dynamic foreignkey in Django?
You need generic relations.
A generic relation allows you to dynamically the target model of the foreign key.
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