Re: Is there any database ( or other ) magic going on with django properties?

A question is how difficult are the calculations? For example, do they take longer to do than it takes for the extra data to serialized by the database, transmitted over the DB socket by the database, received by the Django DB connection socket, and for Django to deserialize them? If not, then

Re: Is there any database ( or other ) magic going on with django properties?

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Re: Is there any database ( or other ) magic going on with django properties?

On 12/03/2013 5:09pm, Doug S wrote: I'm considering using django properties on some models that are mostly tabulated numerical data. I'm want to derive some numerical scores from some of the columns of data I'm using as input. If I use properties for these derived scores, what is actually

Re: Is there any database ( or other ) magic going on with django properties?

On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 6:09 AM, Doug S wrote: > I'm considering using django properties on some models that are mostly > tabulated numerical data. > I'm want to derive some numerical scores from some of the columns of data I'm > using as input. > If I use properties for

Is there any database ( or other ) magic going on with django properties?

I'm considering using django properties on some models that are mostly tabulated numerical data. I'm want to derive some numerical scores from some of the columns of data I'm using as input. If I use properties for these derived scores, what is actually happening. Does Django put these into my