On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 00:43 -0800, izzy wrote:
> Okay, thanks. That would be my last resort..
>
> But not all users can create reports. I only want to users that have
> created a report.. I doubt that django don't support this kind of
> query. I hope not.
So filter on the Users that can create a report and then run the
distinct() call. Nothing says you have to use all().
User.objects.filter(reports__isnull=False).values('author').distinct()
is one way to do that. Please consider spend some time reading through
the queryset documentation and doing the tutorial, as I suggested,
instead of asking for a step-by-step solution each time. Even the very
first part of the tutorial covers filtering with related models
(restricting Poll objects based on Choice values and choosing Choices
objects based on Poll objects -- so both directions).
Regards,
Malcolm
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