i added a column to one of my tables in my db. i added the column in
the model definition, then i went into mysql and added the column with
what i think is the appropriate alter table command.
the command i used was:
alter table db_game add column player_info_url varchar(200) not null;
the code in the model is this:
player_info_url = models.URLField(blank=True)
i am now able to update that table no problem from mysql. the new
field shows up just fine in the admin. i can edit other tables via
the admin, however, if i change the table i modified in the admin (not
just the new field), the development server seems to lock up. after i
restart it, all is fine until i edit that same table again.
i am not too concerned about the development server, i can nuke my db
and restart with that and i am sure the problem will go away.
however, when i go try to make the same change on my production
server, i don't want to have the same problems with it. any ideas
what i could have possibly done wrong? or how to fix it? will i have
the same problem with apache/wsgi on my production server.
by the way i am running 1.0.2-final and mysql
thanks in advance, any help is appreciated,
rusty
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