How to Use Multiple database in django and performer query with multiple database

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Step 1:- Install Django: If you haven’t already done so, you will need to install Django. You can do this by running the following command in your terminal or command prompt:

Command : – pip install django

Step2:- Create a new Django project: Once you have installed Django, you can create a new project by running the following command in your terminal or command prompt:

Command:- django-admin startproject projectname

Replace “projectname” with the name you want to give your project.

Step3:- Create a new app: Once you are in the project directory, run the following command to create a new app:

Command:- python manage.py startapp Product

Replace “appname” with the name you want to give your app. This command will create a new directory with the same name as your app inside your project directory, and it will contain the basic files and folders needed to run a Django app.

Step4:- Register the app open the settings.py file in your project
directory, and find the INSTALLED_APPS list. Add the name of your app to this list, like so:

Step 5:- Choose your database: Django supports many different databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and Oracle. You will need to choose the database you want to use and make sure it is installed on your computer.

Update your project’s settings: Open your project’s settings.py file and find the DATABASES dictionary. This dictionary defines the settings for your project’s database connection. Here’s an example using SQLite:

Here we are using sqllite3 and postgress and mysql

Step6:- After that we will create the model class in model.py.

Step 7: -You can then add this router to your project’s settings file under the DATABASE_ROUTERS setting to:

Step 8: -After that specify the database to use for a model or a query using the using() method. If you want to define read and write methods for each model separately, you can create a database_route.py file, database_route1.py in your app. database_route.py file:

database_route1.py file:

Step 9: To migrate a table for a specific database in Django, you can use the following commands

Run the makemigrations command with the –database option to create a migration file for the specific database:

Command:-python manage.py makemigrations –database database1

Command:-python manage.py makemigrations –database database2

Step 10:- Once your database and table are set up, you can begin querying them for data in your views.py file.

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