up sqlite3
as your database.
Then:
manage.py dbshell
This should bring you to the sqlite3 interactive prompt if it works.
For extra fun you can create a simple model then try this:
manage.py syncdb
This will actually do something to the database, which you can then
delete (obviously).
Shawn
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