I have a django project with a database table that already contains data.I\'d like to change the field name without losing any of the data in that column.My original plan was to simply change the mode
I have an already existing app with alot of database entries. class Foo(models.Model): value = models.TextField(u\"V开发者_JAVA技巧alue\")
开发者_Go百科I have a custom app which I wanted to start using South with.It uses a FK for associating a blog entry from another app (proprietary, not written by me).Problem is when I try to run the i
Django newbie here I know that 开发者_StackOverflow中文版I can change the encoding of a table by writing my own south migration.
I\'m writing a data migration in south to fix some denormalized data I screwed up in earlier code.The way to figure out the right value for the incorrect field is to call a static method on the django
Instead of using django\'s auth module I\'ve used my own and already regret it a lot. In an effort to rectify the situation, I\'m trying to migrate the data from my User model to django.auth.models.U
I would like to preserve past revisions of MyModel instances, while updating and migrating My开发者_StackOverflow中文版Model with south.
I\'M using django south on a bigger project, the only thing I don\'t like about it, that you can\'t create schemamigrations for all of your apps at once (I have a lot of apps that inherit from the sam
I\'ve create a custom field \"Private FileFiel开发者_如何学编程d\". I\'m not able to get it to work with django-south.
I\'ve been hunting for an answer to this on South\'s site, Google, and SO, but couldn\'t find a simple way to do this.
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