Re: How should I use manage.py dumpdata, and loaddata?

On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Sachi wrote: > Hi, all, > > I have been developing a website, where I use the same postgresql > database server for both development and production. Now that I have > had many users and a significant amount of data, I am trying to use > sqlite3 engine when I do dev

Re: How should I use manage.py dumpdata, and loaddata?

I typically dump all of my apps individually, and load them individually. Unfortunately finding out where/why imports break with loaddata is problematic without inserting some debugging code in your django stack. Hence, I dump all my stuff individually, and I can at least somewhat narrow down what'

How should I use manage.py dumpdata, and loaddata?

Hi, all, I have been developing a website, where I use the same postgresql database server for both development and production. Now that I have had many users and a significant amount of data, I am trying to use sqlite3 engine when I do development locally instead of connecting to the production s

Re: Use manage.py dumpdata, and loaddata?

On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 10:07 PM, Dawei Shen wrote: > Hi, all, > > I have been developing a website, where I use the same postgresql > database server for both development and production. Now that I have > had many users and a significant amount of data, I am trying to use > sqlite3 engine when I

Use manage.py dumpdata, and loaddata?

Hi, all, I have been developing a website, where I use the same postgresql database server for both development and production. Now that I have had many users and a significant amount of data, I am trying to use sqlite3 engine when I do development locally instead of connecting to the production s