Defining the textfield field in Django's model makes it impossible to generate a table in MySQL.

Class talk (models. Model ):
Time = models. datetimefield ()
Content = models. textfield ()

 

After the above model is defined, the information generated by the table cannot be viewed using manage. py syncdb. Of course, the generated table is not seen in the MySQL database. Later I found that it was a problem with textfield. MySQL needed special settings to use this field. Later I saw the following in the Django official document:

 

Textfield

Class
Textfield
([
** Options
]
)

A large text field. The admin represents this as
<Textarea>

 
(A multi-line input ).

Mysql users

If you are using this field with mysqldb 1.2.1p2 and
Utf8_bin

 
Collation (which is
Not
 
The default), there are some issues to be aware of. refer to
MySQL database notes

 
For details.

Specific visible: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.1/ref/models/fields/#textfield