Hello Djangonauts,

I am using django in an application that has multiple distinct
databases, each with unique data (i.e. not master/slave type
configuration).  I've created an app (django-admin.py startapp) for
each database and the settings.py defines DATABASE_ROUTERS where I
specify what database a table belongs in depending on the application
a model is in.  This configuration has a few bumps when testing.

First, loading fixture data into a database other than the default,
does not work with the 'fixtures' list in a TestCase.  I tracked the
problem down to the fixtures only being loaded into the default
database.  If the fixture is for data in another database, no go.  I
believed I was clever by adding the following to my TestCase's setUp()
function:

        management.call_command('loaddata', 'mydata.json',
database='otherdb', verbosity=0)

Then I ran into a problem where databases other than the default are
not cleared per test.  Subsequent tests are failing due to additional
data being in the database already.

Is there something I am doing wrong?

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