On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 1:32 PM, Bobby Roberts <tchend...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm setting up a foreignkey field in my model as follows:
>
> InventoryFunction =
> models.ForeignKey('AppSettings.InventoryOption',
> verbose_name=_('InvFunction'), related_name='InvFunction',blank=False,
> null=False)
>
> result from syncdb:
>
>
> scanning.inventory: Accessor for field 'InventoryFunction' clashes
> with related field 'InventoryOption.InvFunction'. Add a related_name
> argument to the definition for 'InventoryFunction'.
> scanning.inventory: Reverse query name for field 'InventoryFunction'
> clashes with related field 'InventoryOption.InvFunction'. Add a
> related_name argument to the definition for 'InventoryFunction'.
> scanning.inventoryhistory: Accessor for field 'InventoryFunction'
> clashes with related field 'InventoryOption.InvFunction'. Add a
> related_name argument to the definition for 'InventoryFunction'.
> scanning.inventoryhistory: Reverse query name for field
> 'InventoryFunction' clashes with related field
> 'InventoryOption.InvFunction'. Add a related_name argument to the
> definition for 'InventoryFunction'.
>
>
> why am i getting these errors when i do have related_name argument
> setup?
>
Impossible to tell, since you have omitted half the story. Where is
the definition of InventoryOption, which apparently already has a
field called InvFunction?
Cheers
Tom
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