In short: How do you specify a BIGINT in Django models?
In a current project I am doing using Django (0.97-svn release), I\'ve all the integer fields in all the mode
Try a DecimalField.
BigIntegerField was added in changeset 11887, 2009-12-17 09:10:38 and is part of Django 1.2 and newer.
SQLite won't complain ever. it uses 'manifest typing', that is, the values have type, not the columns. It lets you store bigtext on a smallint collumn, or whatever you want! (except if you define an integer primary key, where it uses a 64-bit integer).
that's a very convenient feature, but it makes a SQLite bad choice for developing if you're going to deploy with a different engine.
for using a BIGINT, you'd have to create a custom field class. unfortunately, that part has changed on Django 1.0, so you'd have to rewrite it if/when you update.