On Apr 9, 11:55 am, Brandon Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Rajesh,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Using select_related() isn't working either. I
> tried that earlier :) I'm not as familiar with running Django form the
> command line as I am with Rails - I'm not quite sure how to tell
> Python which settings module to use. Can you please help me out?
Drop into a shell/command prompt to your Django project directory (the
dir that contains your settings.py). Then do this:
python manage.py shell
This gives you a shell from which you can try out your query. It
assumes you have python in your PATH. Make sure DEBUG=True in your
settings before you drop into this shell. That way, you will be able
to run your search query manually and then check out the SQL that
Django executed.
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