Thanks a lot tim, this has resolved the issue.
Lesson learned to jump from 1.6 to 1.8 go release by release.
then i would probably seen it.
Appreciated ur help do!
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In order to use models and their relations you have to include them in
INSTALLED_APPS regardless of which database they are stored in. This is
noted in the 1.7 release notes:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/releases/1.7/#app-registry-consistency
Maybe you don't want your local project to
Tim in my real project that database is a remote database, that shouldn't
be in installed apps shouldn't it.
but to prove my point it did it with 2 local databases in the test project.
in my real project i can't do reverse lookups on the remote database models.
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As noted on the ticket, it looks like you're missing an app in
INSTALLED_APPS.
On Tuesday, October 27, 2015 at 10:55:51 AM UTC-4, probleem support wrote:
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> test project proving my point
> https://github.com/gerdkoetje/dualdbtest
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test project proving my point
https://github.com/gerdkoetje/dualdbtest
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working on that
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It would be helpful if you could create a minimal example project (without
unnecessary fields and methods) with a test that passes on Django 1.6 but
fails on Django 1.8.
On Saturday, October 24, 2015 at 9:13:42 AM UTC-4, probleem support wrote:
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> this worked fine in django 1.6.1 but fails in
this worked fine in django 1.6.1 but fails in 1.8.5
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same for
nieuweklanten =
ProfielenUserprofile.objects.values('user__profielenprofielen__profielnaam')[:1]
for nieuwe in nieuweklanten:
print(nieuwe['user__profielenprofielen__profielnaam'])
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> nieuweklanten = ProfielenUserprofile.objects.all()[:1]
>> for nieuwe in nieuweklanten:
>> print(nieuwe.user.profielenprofielen.profielnaam)
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>> this for example works fine
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but doing the same thing but then like this with works fine on i do a
similar test on the default db but i
I don't think this has anything to do with multi-db. I'm not sure what that
query is trying to accomplish. Can you simply use:
ProfielenUserprofile.objects.values('profielnaam')
You can't use values() across a reverse ForeignKey ("foo_set") as this
might return multiple values.
On Saturday,
we also tried without _set etc.
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