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Re: Relevance of DISTINCT keyword?

2005-12-27 Thread Eugene Lazutkin
SQL DISTINCT is used to specify distinct column name. E.g., out of list of all employees you want to select distinct last names. Sometimes you do want a list of all people regardless of their last name. What exactly is "an artifact of relational world" here? I guess I misunderstood your questio

Relevance of DISTINCT keyword?

2005-12-27 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
Hi, Can anyone suggest a use case where you would want to generate a list of objects that was NOT distinct? To my eyes, the DISTINCT keyword is an artefact of a relational world, which serves no real purpose in an object world. In an object-relational wrapper, which should be returning a list of

Duplicated joins on kwarg queries over related tables

2005-12-27 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
Hi, DB kwarg queries can traverse many-many and many-one relationships; if this is done, the parse_lookup function works out the required table, and constructs a join and where clause as required. However, if a query contains two queries over the same relationship, the secondary table will be jo

Proposal: Use of opts as well as kwargs in DB queries

2005-12-27 Thread Russell Keith-Magee
Hi, At present, all Django DB query functions accept and use kwargs to construct queries. All top level kwargs queries are then AND'ed together. Given that the (relatively) new Q() syntax for query construction doesn't require the top level kwarg, doesn't it make sense to allow unnamed *opts par

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread Eugene Lazutkin
"hugo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > I would just store them in a configureable temp directory and add a > cleaning routine that removes temp files whose ctime is older than some > configured maximum of seconds. Maybe give them a directory structure to > prevent

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread Robert Wittams
Jason Davies wrote: > > Robert Wittams wrote: > > >>The temporary location is a slight issue. My current thinking is : >>a temporary location is a directory. It contains two subdirectories, eg >>0 and 1. >>We first use the 0 directory. Then after n minutes, we use the 1 >>directory. After anoth

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread hugo
>Just an idea: could the file be temporarily stored in the session >instead? At least then it won't be sent "over the wire" multiple >times. Storing it in the session avoids having to introduce yet Files can be big. Don't think that it's a good idea to either send it over the wire or store it i

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread Jason Davies
Robert Wittams wrote: > The temporary location is a slight issue. My current thinking is : > a temporary location is a directory. It contains two subdirectories, eg > 0 and 1. > We first use the 0 directory. Then after n minutes, we use the 1 > directory. After another n minutes, we use the 0 di

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread Robert Wittams
Adrian Holovaty wrote: > On 12/24/05, Robert Wittams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>* FileField becomes a descriptor (before other fields), and is >>assignable, and able to be passed in the constructor. The things which >>can be assigned will at least include a structure that can be made out >>of

Re: FileField & many to many

2005-12-27 Thread Adrian Holovaty
On 12/24/05, Robert Wittams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > * FileField becomes a descriptor (before other fields), and is > assignable, and able to be passed in the constructor. The things which > can be assigned will at least include a structure that can be made out > of the request, in eg > { 'n

Improving Admin Metasystem Extensibility

2005-12-27 Thread Joseph Kocherhans
I think the metasystem is one of Django's greatest strengths. Django's admin system has literally cut my development time down by weeks for most projects. The admin system does 90% of what I need, but getting the other few features requires a lot more work than it should. I think this should be re