Your next step is to put data in your database. For this, you’re going to use the Django shell to put one project in your database. Head over to your terminal and start the Django shell by typing the following:
$ python manage.py shell
This opens up a terminal, but it has the Django settings already imported, so it allows you to work directly from the root folder of a Django project.
Pygator on Oct. 13, 2019
But how would you practically populate your data base if you had 1000s or millions of sample rows?