Hi Shailesh,
I am assuming you have created_at and updated_at fields (these or similar)
on the model.
You can write a query like below to get the count of no of rows updated
that day using below code.
Remember to update the filters of the queryset as required e.g. user.
from django.utils import
Hey Anant! Welcome to the community first.
About your query: There are many good resources for django on web. However
for beginners I would recommend some best proven learning tracks.
1. Django Official Documentation
2. Learning Path on django from LinkedIn learning
3. Django course by Dennis
Hello Ognjen Bjelica,
I think we can check for line by line using manage.py -> shell. Where we
have to individually import and check for consistency.
On Fri, Feb 12, 2021 at 11:24 PM Ognjen Bjelica
wrote:
> Hi Rob,
> Thanks for the quick reply, but I was looking for a way to run code line
> by l
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