> You can have your doubts if you like. I don't think they're correct.
> Indeed "when it is ready" is the very definition of "reasonable time".
Nice reply :-)
>
> > How can we now solve the task of "how to find rows in a table that
> > have no counterpart in another table" ?
>
> This is already
On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 06:34 -0800, Litnimax wrote:
> Hello Malcolm.
> What is your estimation on merging your queryset-refactor branch?
When it is ready. I"m putting as much time into it as I have spare (and
then some), although I have to keep stopping to work on higher priority
tickets, so it's
Hello Malcolm.
What is your estimation on merging your queryset-refactor branch?
Now INNER JOIN isnull lookup parameter does not work for related
models because INNER JOIN produce cartesian product between the
specified tables (that is, each and every row in the first table is
joined to each and
On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 13:04 -0800, David Cramer wrote:
> Anything you can think of off hand that's going to hurt by just
> changing it to INNER JOIN right now if we dont use the isnull support.
I think you'll be safe. The only difference is that certain rows won't
appear when the right-hand side
Anything you can think of off hand that's going to hurt by just
changing it to INNER JOIN right now if we dont use the isnull support.
I'm also wondering if it may cause many rows to return (i can't
remember how left joins work, as I don't use them much) vs a single
row, but we use it with GROUP
On Wed, 2007-11-28 at 11:00 -0800, David Cramer wrote:
> I was debugging a query earlier and noticed that ManyToMany filter
> calls perform a left outer join.
>
> The only use case of this I could come up with is
> myfield__isnull=True. Are there any other reasons this is needed?
>
> If not I'd
I was debugging a query earlier and noticed that ManyToMany filter
calls perform a left outer join.
The only use case of this I could come up with is
myfield__isnull=True. Are there any other reasons this is needed?
If not I'd like to propose changing this to use INNER JOIN (on the
exception of
