12.12.2012 8:55, ephan kirjoitti:
Hi all,Am in a bit of a fix which I put myself in,I have the following models: class Town(...): name = models.CharField(unique=true) province = models.foreignKey(Province) class Area(....): name = models.CharField(unique=true,max_length=120) town = models.CharField(Town) The problem here is I made the assumption that an area name is unique,unfortunatly after deploying ,I have just realized that some towns have the same area names so I can't have example area x in town A as well as area x in town B. We have already deployed and have 575 users so far,is there any safe way of removing the unique key constraint on Area model without damaging the records which are already there?
You can remove it safely. Though you have to run some SQL script manually (or to use some migration tool like South) to remove it from the database(s).
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