Django migrate generates SQLite3 file filled with junk
kbman99
Gergely Polonkai
That file is an SQLite database, which is a binary format. It should look like this.
I know it is confusing, because of that bunch of SMS statements, but it's OK that way. If you want to interact with it, use the sqlite3 command, or an SQLite GUI.
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Lekan Wahab
On 25 Sep 2016 1:17 PM, "kbman99" <kylebo...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Just getting started with django and having an issue with the migrate.py script. It generates a db.SQLite3 file which is filled with a lot of garbage characters. It's in UTF-8 encoding, but looks like this.
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> I've deleted the file and redone the migrate a few times but it's always like this.
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> Any help appreciated!
> Thanks
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Hi kbman,
If you use PyCharm, you can easily read the sqlite3 file better with its database integration.
Click on database.
Select from sources and then okay.
Lekan.