I have a "Person" model where I have a field defined like this:
sex = models.CharField(maxlength=1, default='M', choices=(('M',
'Male), ('F', "Female")))
Although this is a simple case, I'd like to be able to do raw SQL
inserts into the table and not have to worry about missing some
default values.
Is there a reason why default values for fields aren't enforced at the
database level or is this a design choice to support some particular
backend?
thanks,
vic
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