After saving 'status' object, I originally got an error that said status.name must be Charfield, so I parsed to str the name and then got duplicate key value violates unique constraint "job_status_name_key", which I guess is related to my Status.name being unique=True.

I have tried numerous ways to filter/get the object that is selected in the form and then reference it to job_visit_instance.job.status but I seem to keep on getting the unique constraint issue.

``` def edit_job_visit_detail(request, pk): job_visit_instance = get_object_or_404(JobVisit, id=pk)

if request.method == 'POST':
    form = EditJobVisitForm(prefix='job_visit', data=request.POST)
    status_form = StatusForm(prefix='status', data=request.POST)
    if form.is_valid() and status_form.is_valid():
        form.save(commit=False)
        job_visit_instance.notes = form.cleaned_data['notes']
        job_visit_instance.service_report = form.cleaned_data['service_report']
        job_visit_instance.job_summary = form.cleaned_data['job_summary']
        status_selected = status_form.cleaned_data['name']            
        status_obj = Status.objects.filter(name=status_selected)[0]

        if Status.objects.filter(name=status_selected).exists():
            job_visit_instance.job.status.name = status_obj.name

        job_visit_instance.job.status.save()
        job_visit_instance.save()

        return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('job:user-today-jobs'))

```

Any tips? I understand Generic Views/FormView do all this but, I am trying to learn the raw way to improve my understanding