Hello,
I feel like this sort of query comes up a lot and there isn't a good
solution.
One option would be to somehow do a _second_ query that gets all of the
Batting objects for each of the year, score pairs.
Or, you could a query for each year and sort by score.
Or, it might be possible to g
Using v1.6
On Sun, Nov 2, 2014 at 2:18 PM, Joel Goldstick wrote:
> I have a model with a year field and a score field, as well as other
> fields. I want to get the highest score for each year. I can do that
> with this:
>
> Batting.objects.values('year').annotate(category=Max('score'))
>
> Bu
I have a model with a year field and a score field, as well as other
fields. I want to get the highest score for each year. I can do that
with this:
Batting.objects.values('year').annotate(category=Max('score'))
But I also want to display the the name associated with the highest
score. The na
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