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million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up How to resolve “ProgrammingError: Column does not exist” after adding model field up vote 4 down vote favorite 1 django migration column does not exist I added a field 'nearbyzips' to my model and now I can't get past these errors. These are the steps I've taken. manage.py sqlclear accounts manage.py syncdb I get no errors from these two commands, but as soon as run manage.py check_permissions, I get: ProgrammingError: column accounts.my_profile.nearbyzips" does not exist I've also installed South (even though I don't want to use it) out of desperation and followed the tutorial for converting an existing django south column does not exist project to use South. This did not work either so I remove south from my installed apps and deleted the migrations folder in my accounts folder. My understanding of 'manage.py sqlclear accounts' is that it will delete the actual database table, and syncdb will then rebuild it. This does not seem to be doing what it should be doing otherwise, it would remove the error I would assume. All I did was add a model field, this should not be this difficult. Does anyone have any other advice? I've read countless stack overflow posts on this subject and the only real solution I'm reading is to use sqlclear which I have done, so I'm worried that I've hit a dead end as far as fixing this issue. django share|improve this question asked Feb 15 '15 at 22:21 stephan 3911418 1 sync db does not add columns - syncdb will only create/drop entire tables. Id you added a column you need to add your self. If you want django to do it for you you need to use south, or starting at 1.7 django migrations. –haki Feb 15 '15 at 22:28 add a comment| 2 Answers 2 active oldest votes up vote 5 down vote accepted manage.py sqlclear just prints the SQL DROP operators but not ex
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Jobs Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28531889/how-to-resolve-programmingerror-column-does-not-exist-after-adding-model-fiel Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Column does not exist error when adding Foreign Key Django up vote 3 down vote favorite I can't seem to figure this issue out. I had a bunch of models in django and then after I loaded some data I decided to add a foreign key to two of the http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28794538/column-does-not-exist-error-when-adding-foreign-key-django models. I ran the schemamigration and I was told that I needed to specify a default value and I specified ''. The migration worked, but now anytime I try to use one of those tables I get an error. "Column myapp_mytable.myforiegnkey_id does not exist". I've flushed the database, dropped all the tables, deleted all the migration files, and none of that works. Below is the relevant code for the two models that won't work. class TLOQuery(models.Model): searchData = models.ForeignKey(Search, blank=True, null=True) class TLOPersonSearchOutput(models.Model): searchQuery= models.ForeignKey(TLOQuery, blank=True, null=True) Note: There have been a few other error messages. Initially it was telling me that I couldn't alter the field myforiengkey because it did not exist. It has also told me that the entire table does not exist. But since flushing the database, and dropping all the tables and deleting all the migrations, I get the above error whenever I try to call some command on the table like print(myModel1.objects.all()) Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! EDIT: Here is the actual message. In [5]: print (TLOQuery.objects.all()) ------------------------------------------
Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 29 Star 719 Fork 215 django-nose/django-nose Code Issues 58 Pull requests 20 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue django.db.utils.DatabaseError: column "id" https://github.com/django-nose/django-nose/issues/69 does not exist #69 Closed plus500s opened this Issue Apr 17, 2012 · 8 comments Projects None yet Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants plus500s https://groups.google.com/d/topic/mezzanine-users/zuGAmFimaUQ commented Apr 17, 2012 I have a model which inherit from other model. When I'm trying to use to use NoseTestSuiteRunner I get django.db.utils.DatabaseError: column "id" does not exist It caused in runner.py on does not line 300 for reset_statement in reset_statements: cursor.execute(reset_statement) printed reset_statement ... SELECT setval(pg_get_serial_sequence('"visualcontent_brandslideshowimage"','id'), coalesce(max("id"), 1), max("id") IS NOT null) FROM "visualcontent_brandslideshowimage"; here goes python traceback Obviously I don't have id in visualcontent_brandslideshowimage because it inherited from another model. Please, advise. erikrose commented Apr 17, 2012 The model you're inheriting from is NOT an abstract model, correct? Two observations: 1. It's weird that there are so many quotes around '"visualcontent_brandslideshowimage"'. does not exist 2. I'm fairly certain this is a bug in Django, in the sequence_reset_sql() function for the postgres backend. It should take model inheritance into account. Would you mind filing it there? In the meantime, assuming your tests aren't hard-coded to assume certain assignments of IDs from sequences, you could just comment out the troublesome section of code in django_nose; it shouldn't hurt you. erikrose closed this Apr 17, 2012 plus500s commented Apr 17, 2012 alright, thanks! you are using mysql on SUMO that's why you may not noticed that erikrose commented Apr 17, 2012 It's funny we didn't run into it during our PyCon sprint; we had a guy using nothing but Postgres all day, and we definitely want to be DB-agnostic. Inheritance must be the confounding factor. plus500s commented Apr 17, 2012 well, actually the reason why I started to look at django-nose is your talk on Santa Clara conference. so I tried to use it on one of my projects and faced this. maybe I can submit a patch soon. erikrose commented Apr 17, 2012 Cool! A patch would be completely welcome. Even if we have to temporarily work around a Django bug, I'd take it if we didn't ha
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