On Aug 26, 7:19 pm, Arul wrote:
> I did the same steps that you followed, it didnt work for me.
> But when i tried in another system it works fine.
> Probably there is some problem with my system settings.
I found the problem in my machine.It is the version problem.
In django 1.0.2 it was not
Thanks a lot Karen.
I did the same steps that you followed, it didnt work for me.
But when i tried in another system it works fine.
Probably there is some problem with my system settings.
Thanks,
Arul
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On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 9:11 AM, Arul wrote:
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> I tried with reopening the command prompt after setting the path via
> GUI and
> also I tried with setting the path in the active command prompt, but
> it didnt work.
> Anyway if i give "sqlite3" in the command prompt, it gives me the
> sqlite prom
On Aug 26, 5:08 pm, Karen Tracey wrote:
> That's how to do it. Note that changing the system path via the GUI does
> not affect already-open command prompts so you will need to open a new
> command prompt or manually do the path update in the command prompt you are
> using also.
I tried with
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 5:47 AM, Arul wrote:
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> But i need to use it with the django using the "manage.pt dbshell"
> command.
> I tried adding the sqlite.exe path to the windows system path. It
> didnt work.
>
That's how to do it. Note that changing the system path via the GUI does
not affect
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