Here is an example of what I am using.
def current_worksheets(self):
worksheets = []
supervision = self.current_supervision()
for i in supervision:
worksheets.append(i.contract.worksheets.filter('status =
','pending').fetch(1000))
worksheets = sorted(itertools.chain(*worksheets),key=lambda
x:x.start_date)
return worksheets
Rgds
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On Apr 30, 1:04 am, Lenny Rachitsky <[email protected]> wrote:
> I ran into the lack of support for complex OR queries, and am
> attempting to run multiple queries which I want to merge into a single
> Iteratable. Is that possible? Here's basically I'm I'm trying to do:
>
> buckets1 = db.GqlQuery("SELECT * FROM table WHERE brand=:1 AND year = :
> 2 AND day_of_year = :3 AND minute_of_day >= :4", brand, year_start,
> day_of_year_start, minute_of_day_start)
>
> buckets2 = db.GqlQuery("SELECT * FROM TweetHistoryBuckets WHERE brand=:
> 1 AND year = :2 AND day_of_year = :3 AND minute_of_day < :4", brand,
> year_start, day_of_year_end, minute_of_day_end)
>
> Now that I have two buckets of queries, I'd like to iterate through
> the results in a single look, instead of two separate loops. Is there
> a good approach to this?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
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