Thanks,
actually i have been baulking a little cos i have not yet studied
writing custom sql in django.
I'll get on with it and check on you with more specific issues as they
appear.
On Nov 26, 12:13 pm, jj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I solved a similar issue using custom SQL. It's a little tedi
I solved a similar issue using custom SQL. It's a little tedious to
write, but the boost is significant.
The way I've structured this:
1. create a manager for the main class
2. for each related object (either foreignKey or many2many), create a
method fieldname_in_bulk()
3. create a method select_
Hi,
I am working on a large project that requires i export applications to
csv.
the problem is the Application model has about six foreignkey fields
including one to the Profiles model. also there are two backward
relations to the Application models as well
in other words the model structure is a
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