On 2/2/07, mamcxyz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> INSERT INTO Vendedor (Codigo) VALUES ('006')
>
> And blindly believe in the database.
>
> Then today I discover Sqlite "transform" it to '6'. That is I call a
> shock! Specially when Sqlite declare that all the data is internally
> stored as text.
Y
Is the database field set up as a textual or numeric field? If it's
textual, then this seems like a bug. If it's numeric, it seems perfectly
reasonable and I would suggest changing any fields where you want
leading zeroes to something that holds character data rather than
numbers.
Todd
On Fri, 2
Thanks, but I don't use the model. Is a direct insert.
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change your model so that it's storing a CharField or TextField if you want
that level of control over representation.
-joe
On 2/2/07, mamcxyz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> I found that in Sqlite when I do:
>
> INSERT INTO Sample (Code) VALUES ('001')
>
> Get converted to '1'
>
>
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