Hi,
Okay, I've been having trouble getting this to work, though it _looks_ easy. My
results have proven otherwise (django 0.96, by the way.. I'm modifying an
esisting system, not creating a new one so don't have an upgrade option right
now).
For simplicity, heres a table overview
Table_1
some_field
other_field
fk_table_2
Table_2
name
...
The selection looks like this:
recs = Table_1.objects.filter(some_field='xyz')
then, I want to sort by Table_2.name so in theory, it should be:
recs = recs.order_by('fk_table_2.name')
... or to approximate the online docs example:
recs = recs.order_by('fk_table_2.name','other_field')
This results in:
ERROR: missing FROM-clause entry for table
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
Scott
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