Hi All,
Could you please help me work around the following behaviour in Django
framework
Actual Behaviour:
./manage.py shell
>>> from multidb.foo.models import *
>>> from multidb.settings import *
>>> DATABASES['secondarydb']['NAME'] = '/usr/src/multidb/secnario1.db'
>>> res = Result.objects.using('secondarydb').all()
>>> print res[0].cmd
runtest /usr/src/testscript/scenario1.test
>>> res = None
>>> DATABASES['secondarydb']['NAME'] = '/usr/src/multidb/secnario2.db'
>>> res = Result.objects.using('secondarydb').all()
>>> print res[0].cmd
runtest /usr/src/testscript/scenario1.test
Django framework is not able to load the new database for the second
time:
the following statement is ineffective, instead the framework refers
to '/usr/src/multidb/secnario1.db' always
DATABASES['secondarydb']['NAME'] = '/usr/src/multidb/secnario2.db'
Setup:
I have two sqlite database file,
1. scenario1.db
2. scenario2.db
Each of these db contains data in the table named "result' and their
schema are equal.
On the other hand I have created a Django project named: multidb,
which has a app named 'foo' which is equipped with the model code
necessary to communicate with these database.
In the settings.py of this project I have configured the database to
be:
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.mysql',
'NAME': 'test',
'USER': 'mysql',
'PASSWORD': 'password123',
'HOST': 'localhost',
'PORT': '',
},
'secondarydb' : {
'ENGINE' : 'django.db.backends.sqlite3',
'NAME': '',
'USER' : '',
'PASSWORD' : '',
'HOST' : '',
'PORT' : ''
}
}
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