> For a case like this they probably result in roughly the same (if not
> identical) SQL. In general it's better to use Q objects since django
> doens't have to piece together 2 seperate cases and then munge them
> together, which can get difficult with complicated aliasing and probably can
> produce suboptimal SQL in those cases.
>
> Alexx
>
That's kind of what i was thinking... Here's what i have:
pg=WebPage.objects.get(
Q(body__icontains=delurl) | Q(blurb__icontains=delurl)
in theory that should be identical to "select * from webpage where
body like '%delurl%' or blurb like '%delurl%'"
I have two records. One has the value i'm looking for in the blurb,
the other in the body, so it should return 2.
I'm getting this traceback:
get() returned more than one WebPage -- it returned 2! Lookup
parameters were {}
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