Django provides no way to specify the order in which your models initial data is loaded. When I’m just starting up with a new project i tend to nuke and rebuild the database every 30 minutes or so of messing around.
To overcome this order problem in loading your data i put all my initial data in the same sql file so that it gets executed properly. Just pickup one of your models (or, better yet, create a dummy one) as the entry point and place everything in app/sql/example.sql
Have fun
Not everybody knows that it’s possible to create a symbolic link on NTFS: it’s called a junction and on OS < Windows Vista you have to download a small utility named, guess what, junction.exe
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896768.aspx
But on Vista it ships natively: I used it to link Documents\Downloads to username\Documents\Downloads which is where stuff goes by default.
Here’s the command you wanted:
C:\Users\Lorenzo\Documents>mklink /d Downloads C:\Users\Lorenzo\Downloads
symbolic link created for Downloads <<===>> C:\Users\Lorenzo\Downloads
Take care
