How to Write Complicated Queries in Django With F Expressions
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video I talk about to write F expressions in Django. These allow you to use multiple fields in your model together in one query.
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Awsome! More in depth videos on django orm would be great, cuz beginner level videos are everywhere but not that much advanced ones. Thanks.
Thanks, and it would be cool if u make video about select_related and prefetch_related
I thought I made videos about those already, but I guess I haven't. I'll look into it.
Thank you is not enough , really we appreciate your time and effort 🌹
good video bro! thanks
Wow, this is so nice. Never heard of "F Expressions" until seeing your video pop out from the notification bell.
It's super Tutorial....I have a doubt regarding django forloop
My doubt is suppose I have two different models one is image post and second one is article post ...how to print both models data in one forloop....please make a video related this query...thank you
Great as always, thank you very much!
Understood 😊
Nice short video.
Great explanation. Thank you.
Thank you very much
Great as always, thank you very much!
please do a video where u code about
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Thanks, very useful.
Dies the query happen in the Database or is the data retrieved from the DB and calculated in Python?
Question points to: how does this scale for big databases/tables?
The query happens in the database. Django converts the F expression into an SQL statement (unless you do something crazy with your Django query).
Great Video thanks
Amazing!
Thank you..
Well explained