The error "no such column" suggests that your schema is out of whack with your model.

Use the 'python manage.py sqlall [APPLICATIONNAME]' to determine what Django thinks your schema should be, and compare that to what is there.

While doing heavily development, I use a script to rebuild the whole kit, including loading some sample data - it makes it MUCH easier to track down issues when you're tweaking the model quite often.


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