> class Reporter()
> id primary key
> name
> e-mail
> ...
>
> class Article()
> reporter = model.ForeignKey(reporter)
> date
> ...
>
> Now I want to implement the following SQL statement in Django:
>
> select name,e-mail,date from Reporter,Article where reporter = 10
Are you sure this is the query you want? It's a cartesian join
that will return *all* reporters associated with *every* article
written by reporter=10. I suspect you _mean_
select
name, email, date
from reporter r
inner join article a -- use an inner join, not cart' join
on r.id = a.reporter_id
where r.id = 10
which can be done with something like
arts = Article.objects.filter(reporter_id=10).select_related()
for article in arts:
print article.reporter.name, str(article)
-tim
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