It would appear there is method called get_internal_type() that maybe
what I am looking for.
The method is in django.db.models.Field. But I am unable to find
anything that would tell
me how to use the function to return the data type for a field in a
model.
m=Org()
for field in m._meta.fields[1:]:
fields.append(str(field.name))
get_internal_type(field.name) - is this the correct way to call
the method ?
On Jan 23, 10:12 pm, dj <d.a.aberna...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am a Django novice, and I recently discovered the _meta methods for
> use with models.
> Using _meta.fields to return the field names in a model instance, the
> current value of an instance (getattr()) and set the value (setattr
> ()).
>
> I was wondering if anyone knows how to use _meta.fields to return the
> datatype for a field in a model ?
>
> Your assistance is greatly appreciated :-).
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