On 10/17/07, Dan Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was wondering what people thought of adding a .exists() method to > querysets that would take another QuerySet, and add a "WHERE EXISTS > (SELECT ...)" to the original query. It would require that the passed- > in QuerySet be joinable with the original QuerySet via a ForeignKey > relationship. Take the following example:
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