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just wondering... but is it possible to generate SQL commands for django's models?

e.g. the session model

python manage.py sql django

Any ideas?

RadiantHex
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You need to mention the name of the specific app that comes with django, such as

 python manage.py sql auth
 python manage.py sql admin

I find it a bit clumsy that you can't give fully-qualified names (such as django.contrib.auth), but using just the last part of the name seems to work fine.

Martin v. Löwis
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This is no longer possible with django migrations (django>=1.7). The sql management command is no longer available.

Though it operates slightly differently, the sqlmigrate management command can be used to find the sql commands for individual migrations.

./manage.py sqlmigrate auth  0001
./manage.py sqlmigrate auth  0002
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Joe J
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