On 12/26/05, limodou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > May be sqlite can do like that, but other databases can not just > remove the database file. And this appoach will destroy all the > tables, but what I want may be just a single app, not the whole > project. So if there is not a "reinstall"(or reinstallapp) command I > still need to run something like: django-admin.py sqlreset appname | > psql dbname
I've just always considered sqlite to be a really handy DB for development use because of things like this; there's no need to muck about with running your own database server (though for later stages of testing I do have MySQL and Postgres on a development box), with creating databases and granting access, etc., and it's often far easier to delete an sqlite file and re-create it (just put the appropriate calls to django-admin.py or, better, manage.py on separate lines in a shell script, and you can completely reset in a matter of seconds) than to drop database tables and figure out which ones need to be re-created or, worse, to blow away an entire MySQL or Postgres database and re-create it with appropriate permissions. > What you said just suit for some situation. Yup. That was kind of my point :) -- "May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house." -- George Carlin
