Django not recognizing tables in databases that it has "sync" with

After I uploaded my Django App to WebFaction, it stopped recognizing any tables in databases it was connected to. I used to have mysqlite 3, but switched to postgreSQL hoping it would fix my problem, yet there is still no luck. The dev. error page just keeps saying that no such table: main_game But I can see the table in phpMyAdmin. What should I do?

asked 28 Dec '12, 05:59

Mike G
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That's a little hard to troubleshoot this without further info.

Can you please update your question, specifying the database you are using? You are saying for example that you used to use mysqlite3. Such database doesn't exist. It's either mysql or sqlite3.

You also say that you switched to PosgreSQL, but if you want to browse its tables you should be using phpPgAdmin, not phpMyAdmin.

If you could also add the full error your app is showing and the contents of your settings.py file, especially the DATABASES stanza, that would be great.

You should of course obscure any passwords. If you do not want for such info to be public, you can always open a support ticket.

(28 Dec '12, 06:35) iliasr ♦♦

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