Recently new to the Django world and having a slight issue with
default values as defined within my django model. take the following,
which has been stripped, for clarity purposes.
class test(models.Model):
language_code = models.CharField(default="en-gb",maxlength=10)
when i run the sycndb command everything appears fine, however no
default value is defined within the database; below details the sql as
it appears in the 'sql pane' within postgress (latest version)
CREATE TABLE subscriber
(
id serial NOT NULL,
language_code character varying(10) NOT NULL,
)
Can anybody please help? or am i simply getting this wrong, and that
django will take care of passing the default value...e.g. the database
validation check is actually performed by django rather than at the
database level. Typically when I've create software there's usually
two levels of validation; the one sitting within the software I write,
but should bogus values make it through, then the database is there
performing additional checks. I'm pretty certain I've answered my own
question, but if someone else can confirm then I know for 100%
certainty.
Thanks
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