I want to make a generic object_list view and for some reasons I can't directly generate the QuerySet (which is a necessary parameter of the object_list) but I can retrieve the list of objects I want to display using a raw SQL statement. As I still want to use the object_list view, which needs a QuerySet, how can I convert the list of objects into a QuerySet? Or maybe there is a way to pass to the object_list view directly the list of objects as returned by the SQL statement (with cursor.fetchall())?
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