Pehraps I'm doing something wrong here. I should mention I am using
the multiple-database branch, so perhaps it's a bug...but thought I'd
check if my syntax is correct.
I'm trying to trim down the data returned from a query to speed things
up, as I only need three fields for this particular piece.
My code is:
userids = list([(field.user_id) for field in userroles])
if len(userids) >0:
allobligors =
UserInfo.objects.filter(user_id__in=userids).values('user_id',
'first_name','last_name')
else:
allobligors = None
if allobligors:
obligors = [(obj.user_id, obj.last_name + ", " +
obj.first_name) for obj in allobligors] ## errors on this line
noneobj = ('','')
obligors.insert(0,noneobj)
else:
obligors = [('','')]
( This works without the .values clause... all the properties are
correct )
The error I'm getting is:
dict' object has no attribute 'user_id'
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