Well, I found out that even those 70 ones are mostly repeated queries for
another ForeignKeyField of the model.
If I add another ForeignKey to be printed I get a whooping 43336 queries for
showing 72 rows of data.
The correct queries ones seems to be limited at 6, tho.
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Hello everyone, I'm building a simple application that uses only
django.admin as it's interface, but I found out using two tables for the
name of a single one bringing the number of SQL queries from 70 to 20.000.
Am I doing this wrong?
class Categoria(models.Model):
categoria = models.CharFi
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