SQL commands generated in Django by running sqlall
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In my Django app, I just ran
$ python manage.py sqlall
and I see a lot of SQL statements that look like this, when describing FK relationships:
ALTER TABLE `app1_model1` ADD CONSTRAINT model2_id_refs_id_728de91f FOREIGN KEY (`model2_id`) REFERENCES `app1_model2` (`id`);
Where does "7218de91f" come from? I would like to know because I'd like to manually write SQL statements to accompany models changes in the app so that my db's can be kept up to date.
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