Are you perhaps looking for
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/settings/#data-upload-max-memory-size
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On Thursday, 10 October 2019 07:04:31 UTC+2, ajitkumar wrote:
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{{ mylist.a }} means: get attribute "a" from object "mylist". For the
template it doesn't matter if you have defind a variable "a", it will get
the literal "a". Also see
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4651172/reference-list-item-by-index-withdoesin-django-template
It seems you have an unfortunate typo in your environment variable name.
Change DJANGO_SETTING_MODULE -> DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE and try again.
On Thursday, 26 September 2019 16:26:18 UTC+2, Sahil Sharma wrote:
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> I did the changes but it
The location of your first django.setup() on line 4 was actually what you
need. Right now it does show the same error but from a different line: the
line where you import your model.
- you need to do django.setup() before importing any of your project code
- you need to set
You almost had it! You're already setting DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE before you
call django.setup() inside your main function. However, you also call
django.setup() on line 4. You need to set DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE before the
first django.setup().
On Wednesday, 25 September 2019 13:04:10 UTC+2,
I am not using pyodbc, but I imagine you should %s instead of ? as
parameter marker. mysql-python actually uses python interpolation to build
the query instead of simply replacing the ? signs, so pyodbc might do the
same. If that's the case, it makes sense the error says there are 0
parameter
What makes sense to me is the query builder (ORM) in Django
"escapes"/quotes the values at the very last moment: whenever the query is
to be executed in a database. Different databases can have different escape
characters. When you print queryset.query it simply isn't at a stage where
the
To be able to traverse the JSON structure you'd normally need the entire
structure in memory. For this reason you can't (easily) apply suggestions
to iterate over a file efficiently to a JSON file: you can perhaps read the
file efficiently, but the structure in memory will still grow in memory.
I have two models and a ForeignKey. In this project I'm still using django
1.11 (still busy migrating to python3) but I have reproduced this in django
2.2.2
Models are Call and Client. Call has a ForeignKey to a PositiveIntegerField
on Client. I'm changing the type of this field to a
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