#4 Change Database in Django sqllite to MySQL || How to migrate sqllite to MySQL in Django ||

[@notalkcodeing3726]

default': { 'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.mysql', 'NAME': 'DB_NAME', 'USER': 'DB_USER', 'PASSWORD': 'DB_PASSWORD', 'HOST': 'localhost', # Or an IP Address that your DB is hosted on 'PORT': '3306', } 2:-pip install mysqlclient

[@ZakuroBanana]

Good simple tutorial. Thank you.

[@notalkcodeing3726]

Welcome bro more to come in future..keep supporting 😇

[@mista_ia]

I have to update a project that has been done with sqlite (using connect, execute, cursor commands) and it is time to get it on PROD but with MySQL. I thought I could see how to migrate codes and database from sqlite to mysql server on this video.

[@notalkcodeing3726]

The video is for change the database to SQL lite to MYSQL only

[@hinoki.mp4]

Hello, I'm in the same situation, have you found a way to migrate sqllite to mysql keeping its content? I would like to migrate to mysql but with the method shown you simply change the database, losing everything inside. thanks

[@mista_ia]

@@hinoki.mp4 unfortunately not, had to dump fake data afterward with a faker command

[@syedm.ibrahimalishahgillan6302]

venv is not working:(

[@notalkcodeing3726]

What's the error?? tell me .. I am happy to help you