yes,that did the trick, odd that on .all does work fine, i wish the error
was more descriptive.
On Friday, October 3, 2014 7:52:40 AM UTC-5, Collin Anderson wrote:
>
> You need to call django.setup().
>
> I can confirm, though, that using Model.objects.all() somehow sometimes
> seems to work wi
You need to call django.setup().
I can confirm, though, that using Model.objects.all() somehow sometimes
seems to work without calling django.setup().
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*i am trying to query base on the id of the table and i get a big error,
when i do it using .all() i can get the objects*
*>>> Restaurant.objects.all()*
[, , , ]
this works for looping and getting the information such
for i in Restaurant.objects.all():
print i.id
print i.name
1
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