Andy Shaw wrote:
> lowest ID, or you can write a custom SQL query to do the same thing. I
> don't know if Django currently has a built-in feature to let you do
> this, though it is possible that the database will return the records in
Julio Nobrega wrote:
> first_record = models.get_list(order_by = ['id'], limit = 1)[0]
>
> Maybe even .get_object() if it works with limit 1.
Laurent RAHUEL wrote:
> reqObs = something.get_list(order_by=('id',), limit=1)
> if reqObs:
> firstOb = reqObs[0]
*slaps forehead* Naturally. Sorry, guys.
-Andy
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