On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Henrik Genssen
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> thanks for your answer!
>
Now is there a way to force select_related tables any way in a count?
>>
>>select_related() is an optimization for data retrieval. It allows you
>>to expand a select row to include related objects in a s
Hi,
thanks for your answer!
>>>Now is there a way to force select_related tables any way in a count?
>
>select_related() is an optimization for data retrieval. It allows you
>to expand a select row to include related objects in a single query.
>
>It only follows the "1" side of "1-N" relations. T
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 8:17 AM, Henrik Genssen
wrote:
> No one any comment on this?
> is this the expected behavior?
...
>>Now is there a way to force select_related tables any way in a count?
select_related() is an optimization for data retrieval. It allows you
to expand a select row to include
No one any comment on this?
is this the expected behavior?
Hinnack
>reply to message:
>date: 12.03.2010 10:56:08
>from: "Henrik Genssen"
>to: "Django users"
>subject: possible bug or feature request with extra and where
>
>HI all,
>
>I have a query:
>
>results = table1.objects.select_related('t
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