Hi,
-- I have succesfully upgraded an application to 1.7, and the time has come to apply a migration. In my development environment this is, as expected, a non issue; however, this particular application is hosted in a server where I'm not allowed to run interactive commands. This means that django-admin.py migrate is out of the question.
I've made a test with obtaining the SQL commands using sqlmigrate and then applying them to the production database -- which thankfully provides an interface to send SQL statements. So far, I have found no problems.
Is there another method? Am I missing something?
TIA,
Carlos.
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