First, what are you trying to do? 1. The code you posted is not valid Python, because 'Object' is capitalized. So you haven't actually even tried this, or it would have blown up. 2. Adding 'y' to your subclass of Model does nothing with the database, because y is not a subclass of one of the fields the model class provides. 3. If you've created your database already using syncdb and then changed the model, your database won't change. You need to use South or destroy and re-create the database.
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