After hammering everything and starting over from scratch, it occurs to
me... far, far too late... that I might not have restarted apache
before retrying the admin site.
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Unfortunately, this is happening even after I dropped the table and
re-sync'd. That's pretty much my SOP after changing a model, to avoid
earlier brushes with what you describe.
Appreciate the reply in any case!
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I've seen something similar to this happen when I run syncdb, change a
model slightly, and then forget to drop the tables and re-sync. So
Django finds the database fine, and only the tables relating to the
changed model cause problems.
Hope that helps,
Nathan
On Sat, 2006-12-02 at 01:48
After running ./manage.py syncdb, I have three tables/objects. Admin
index page shows all three. Clicking on two of those tables results in
an error that reads (in part):
"Something's wrong with your database installation. Make sure the
appropriate database tables have been created, and make
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