On 08/10/10 18:39, Phlip wrote:
The point of a relational database is to distribute everything
into normalized tables, then perform set operations on
multiple tables.
Given an Order model with many order_items, other ORMs allow
me to query them like this (in a hypothetical notation):
Order.objects.filter(pk=42).join('order_items').filter(product='whiteboards')
Given that you don't actually include your models, it sounds like
you're doing something like
orders = Order.objects.filter(
pk=42,
order_items__product='whiteboards'
)
Is this not what you want?
-tkc
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