___ erkimt ___ How to pair two queries using Django Filter ______ qstntxt ___
I was breaking my head to make user_id of two queries using Django Filter and ended up doing it on the same hand ( %code% ).
How could I do %code% with Django's ORM?
Note: I have 2 different tables with some fields in common.
Table1
- table1_id
- name
- description
- created_at
- user_id
Table2
- table2_id
- name
- description
- created_at
- user_id
The relationship I want to keep is between %code% . I want to merge these records and sort by %code% .
Depending on the type of relationship you are looking for, this may help you:
Table1.objects.filter(user_id__in=[x.user_id for x in Table2.objects.all()]).order_by('created_at')
Either way, you can test the equivalent in any SQL query in Django as follows:
query_aleatoria = Table1.objects.filter(description__contains='abacaxi')
print(query_aleatoria.query) # considerando python 3+
Edit :
I suggest you review your database structure, this %code% % seems a good foreign key candidate, in which case, the query would be easier. If you can include your relational model in your question, it would be helpful.
