Hi,
This should work just like this:
my_fee = Feel.all().filter('prop2 =' 11).get()
foos = Foo.all().filter('my_items =', my_feel).fetch(10)
-Marzia
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 8:19 PM, Devel63 <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Is it possible to filter against a named reference collection? The
> datastore doesn't complain, but I never get any results...
>
> class Foo(search.SearchableModel):
> prop1 = TextProperty()
>
> class Fee(db.Model):
> prop2 = db.IntegerProperty()
> prop3 = db.ReferenceProperty(Foo, collection_name='my_items')
>
> my_fee = Fee.all().filter('prop2 =', 11).get()
> foos = Foo.all().filter('my_items =', my_fee.key())
>
> I have tried every variation I can think of: using keys as above,
> using my_fee directly without the key call, putting a str() around the
> key, etc.). I think I saw it work once or twice, but now I'm not sure
> if that was just an illusion, and I can't replicate it.
> >
>
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