Ali,
As a general statement, the django ORM will return an entire instance of a
model that you can then read values off of. To print the "total" field for
each instance of the model with name "xyz" you would do:
for mm in MyModel.objects.filter(mobile_name='xyz'):
print mm.total
While thinking about the underlying sql can be useful,it can cloud how
django ends up representing the data as models.
On Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:12:27 AM UTC-6, Ali Hayder wrote:
>
> Hi Russ Magee
>>
> Thanks for your answer. I am confused a little bit.
> I think "MyModel.objects.filter(mobile_name='xyz')" line of code is like
> "SELECT * from table-xyz WHERE mobile_name=xyz"
> but I was looking for the alternative of "SELECT total FROM tablexyz
> WHERE mobile_name=xyz"
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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