Hi!
I have the following model:
class MyModel(models.Model):
maxwidth = models.IntegerField(Maximum width', default = '0')
width = models.IntegerField('Width', default = '0')
I need to perform a query similar to this:
SELECT * FROM mymodel WHERE width > maxwidth;
The result should be a queryset, since I need it as filter in a long
chain of filters. Moreover, I need it to be able to be OR'ed to some
other querysets, so I found a simple .extra(where = ['width >
maxwidth']) won't work (the WHERE clause is placed in a wrong
position).
How can I do it? Maybe a forged Q object? Well, I'm stuck.
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