I create a new Django app (not project) called Bussinesses, then add following class to the models.py
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class Bussinesses(models.Model):
busi
You can specify the table name in the model's Meta class, using the db_table property.
Also, if you're using a database table that already exists, you might also want to take a look at the managed property. After setting a model to unmanaged syncdb
will not affect it (if you reset your app, for instance), but you can still use Django's ORM normally.