Hi,
My Django application was ported from a legacy application. This legacy
application has some MySQL user defined functions that are frequently used
in the WHERE clause of queries. Is it possible to use these stored
functions and still return query sets? I want to do something like
MyModel.objects.filter(field_one='blah',
field_two='blah').call('my_function(<object_id>,
<constant>)').order_by('field_three')
Is anything like this possible or do I need to resort to custom SQL? I
don't mind if I need to write a custom QuerySet or Manager. I am concerned
about using custom SQL as most operation and views seem to prefer lazy
query sets instead of lists of models.
Thanks for any help.
Jon
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