Fixed #33789 -- Doc'd changes in quoting table/column names on Oracle in Django 4.0.
Thanks Paul in 't Hout for the report.
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consequence, any custom deletion logic in ``delete()`` handlers should be
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consequence, any custom deletion logic in ``delete()`` handlers should be
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moved to ``form_valid()``, or a shared helper method, if required.
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moved to ``form_valid()``, or a shared helper method, if required.
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Table and column naming scheme changes on Oracle
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Django 4.0 inadvertently changed the table and column naming scheme on Oracle.
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This causes errors for models and fields with names longer than 30 characters.
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Unfortunately, renaming some Oracle tables and columns is required. Use the
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upgrade script in :ticket:`33789 <33789#comment:15>` to generate ``RENAME``
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statements to change naming scheme.
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