Hi all,
I am running django with postgresql on a red hat box, and I was using
the IntegerField.
This seems to get mapped to the postgresql int4 column type and when my
integer got bigger that 2^32 I could no longer update the field.
I could not find any way to make the Integer Field use the int8 type
without changing the django db mappings code,
so I've had to switch to using a CharField which I think is a bit
smelly, and would prefer not to do.
Is there a BigIntegerField or would it be better to use a FloatField, or
is there some other way of achieving this that I am missing?
regards
Darren
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