On Nov 19, 2007 5:28 PM, Greg_IAP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> db_column='instrument_id'
> db_column='channel_id'
You don't need this, really :)
> I just want to make a join through this tables with the select_related
> to be able to print Image.name, Instrument.name, Channel.name
for image in Image.objects.select_related():
print "Image %s" % image.name
print "Instrument %s " % image.instrument.name if image.instrument
else "No instrument"
print "Channel %s " % image.channel.name if image.channel else "No channel"
Doesn't that work?
Anyway, django-users group seems to be a better place for this question.
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