On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 04:19:38PM -, Tim Keating wrote:
> Arguably, making the canonical descriptor of your data structures the
> database (which AFAIK is how Rails does it) has advantages over making
> it the code and building the db from that. However, I don't foresee
> django changing to t
> Yes indeed. Like for example that it is in general NOT a single-step
> process! Sometimes you *have* *to* make a partial change, futz with
> things, then complete the change. The sane way to do that, IMO, is to
> manipulate the database using a language designed for database
> manipulation (e
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 10:59:12AM -0500, Brant Harris wrote:
> field in a table needs to be changed. In MySQL it seems to be
> relatively easy to figure it out with DESCRIBE table; harder in
> Postgres; and I believe impossible in SQLite. So there are two ideas
> from there:
I think you've mis
Alright, so I'm trying to finish the database_check function in
management.py to generate ALTER TABLE commands. Effectively I'm
steamlining my own solution, but it was decided that the two-step
process I made was too 'messy'. Anyhow I wanted some opinions:
Here's the problem, it is impossible t
