Adulzabeva
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I need to enforce a composite key at the database level. The composite key is made up of five columns. In django, I can do a pseudo-composite key with:\[code\]unique_together = ("col1", "col2", "col3", "col4", "col5")\[/code\]However, ALL the data being inserted into the table is from a python script outside of django. The script will simply not work if this composite primary key is not enforced (and I don't want to address this issue at a script level). How would I go about this issue, or is django simply out of the question to accomplish this here?Update: I see from the comments that this is enforced at the database level. Is there also a way to get rid of the auto-incrementing primary key here? Note that none of the columns by themselves will ever be unique.