No, you need addition Property in userData for this.
But may be for you work something like this:
entity = country.all().order('name')
for entry in entity
for current_userData in entry.userData_set
#current_userData - is you
userData.all().order('country.name')
On Jun 14, 12:43 pm, Sandeep Koduri <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i am building a table for registered users faced this issue.
>
> Here is my db structure.
>
> class country(db.model)
> name = db.stringProperty()
> currency = db.stringProperty()
> language = db.stringProperty()
>
> class userData(db.model)
> name = db.stringProperty()
> mail = db.stringProperty()
> country = db.referenceProperty(country)
>
> in the form made each column sort able. And also have a filter for
> countries.
>
> userData.all().order('country.name')
>
> is the kind of query which i am trying to place to get the results.
>
> can any one suggest a way to make this order sort
>
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