sqlite3 backend and django 1.2.3, bug: «no such table»

[cld]

I such start a new project, and like all new project I start I take a new django version...

Write some models and for all of them in administration page I got a
Exception Type: DatabaseError
Exception Value: no such table: appsname_modelsname

With the dbshell, it's ok, table exist and with python shell I can create/delete/update object without problem.

Retest with completly clean and simple models:
​http://pastebin.com/z1wgBWYC
(Well I don't know how to made simpler :))

Same error.

I had tested on Django 1.2.1, it's works. Not tested (yet) with other database backend.

[Malcolm Tredinnick]

Using exactly this example (thanks so much for a simple example, btw), I couldn't repeat the problem. I created an empty project, filled in testbug/, added it and admin to settings, added admin to urls.py and ran syncdb and viewed /admin/ in the browser. No problems when adding a TestBug entry.

So what step are you doing differently? I'd be *very* surprised if this really was a general bug, since even in the two days since 1.2.3 was announced, we would have heard about it, but please verify which step above is different in your situation.

[Cld]

...
After multiple test and reproduction of the bug I reboot the development server computer and... It's works :/

[Karen Tracey]

So this sounds like it was some sort of machine configuration issue.