Changeset [469] added an additional "TextField?" objects to the LogEntry? model.
In the Oracle backend (#87), I mapped TextField? types in Django to the "Long" datatype in the db, because the Model documentaton suggests TextFields? should be used to store (potentially large) html content. If I used any other string datatype (like varchar2), the max length of the field would be 4000 characters/bytes. That isn't good. Yet, again, Oracle stinks compared to PostgreSQL, because Oracle only allows one "Long" field type per table.
If LogEntry?'s "object_id" needs to only hold small strings, and it is going to be less than 4000 characters, I'd suggest you change it to CharField?.
After changeset #469, I get this error in django-admin.py init:
"""
Error: The database couldn't be initialized. Here's the full exception:
ORA-01754: a table may contain only one column of type LONG
"""
I've confirmed that changing LogEntry?'s object_id field to "CharField?" fixes the problem for Oracle.
