Howdy all,
I'm know you can create a list of dictionaries for a queryset using
values(). However, I'm wondering if you can create one dictionary
where the keys are the primary keys of the result.
For example:
class Car(models.Model):
vin = models.IntegerField()
>>Model.objects.all().values()
[{'id' : 1, 'vin' : 189554}, {'id' : 1, 'vin' : 189555}, ...]
Is there a built in way to get:
>>Model.objects.all().something_pk_values()
{1 : {'vin':189554}, 2 : {'vin':189555}}
Thanks!
Daniel
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