I want to retrieve the first 500 results from a large database that match a given filter query. At the moment I\'m using the following (terribly inefficient) method..
Well, it may actually be a simple case but I\'m having a tough time figuring it out. I have two user registration funnels (corporate & everyone else).When a corporate user creates a User instance
So I have this URL scheme: (r\'^test/(?P<name>\\d+开发者_如何转开发)/\', \'test\'), def test(request, name):
I have the following model: class UptimeManager(models.Manager): def with_length(self): \"\"\"Get querySet of uptimes sorted by length including the current one. \"\"\"
I am trying to use Django\'s Q functionality to generate some AND and OR SQL queries, but unfortunately I can\'t seem to figure out how and when Django generates it\'s conditionals. I had a more compl
I want to retrieve a sum of two fields (which are aggregations themselves) for each object in a table.
I have a Django data model like this (data fields omitted): class Atom(Model): pass class State(Model): atom = ForeignKey(Atom)
I have a task which needs to be run on \'most\' objects in my database once every some period of time (once a day, once a week, whatever). Basically this means that I have some query that looks like t
I\'m trying to override the queryset() of a ModelAdmin class so that the list of objects shown in admin would be sorted by two levels.
I\'ve got a model in a simple django app that records a score for people entering a competition. I\'ve got two model objects, Entry and Person. Each Entry has a Person and a Person has multiple Entrie
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