I have a model as such
class Foo(models.Model):
someattr = ...
anotherattr = ForeignKey(...)
>From within my view I want to do this:
bar, created = Foo.objects.get_or_create(someattr=somevalue)
if created:
bar.anotherattr = anothervalue
bar.save()
But the problem is I get an exception at .get_or_create():
sqlite3.IntegrityError: app_foo.anotherattr_id may not be NULL
This is true, but I don't want the ORM to actually execute the INSERT
until I save() (when it is no longer NULL). How do I accomplish this?
Do I have to do a .get(), catch the exception and then create a new Foo
object? I thought that is what get_or_create() was supposed to do?
-a
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