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"Laurent Rahuel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi, > > I was using a "rather" old version of django svn with no problems. I'm > using > Postgresql as backend. I updated sources a now I got a strange problem. > > Since the beginning, one of my models (folder) contains a property defined > like this : > > DMI_id = meta.SlugField(db_index = True, unique = True, > prepopulate_from=("title",)) > > Note the uppercase DMI. > > My app is now crashing complaining that "folders"."DMI_id" does not exists > in > table folders. That's true because in my database table I only have a > dmi_id > field (note the lowercase dmi). > > Everything was working well before my django sources update and I did not > change anything I my own poor code. > > Does anybody have an explaination and/or a solution ?? > > Regards, > > Laurent. >