Right, but you can pass a query along in the constraints argument. Here
is a sample pulled from one of my apps:
# Build query
if searchText and searchText .strip() != '':
queries.append(db.asset.description.contains(searchText))
if assetTypeId and assetTypeId > 0:
q
In business applications it is generally a bad idea to delete records
of purchases, sales, etc.
At the same time you want indexes to include records of active things,
such as active customers.
A simple way to manage this requirement is to use an is_active boolean
field. Then in your index functi
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