I am having 2 model of similar schema and I want to bulk copy from model1
to model2 but model2 is having 3 more fields but I want to store null in
these fields.
class SubscriberBalanceProcess(models.Model):
VOICE_SOC = models.CharField(max_length=50, null=True)
SMS_SOC = mod
Thank you for the nifty code. I changed it just a little so it would
iterate through model A's queryset and get_or_create model B. It works
great, thanks again.
obja = Mls.objects.filter(mls_agent_id='261505106')
fieldnames = FeaturedProperties._meta.get_all_field_names()
for obj in obja:
On 26 nov, 06:24, issya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It looks like I partly answered my own question. I just do something
> like the below to get the field names of the empty model B and I will
> iterate through the fields until 1 matches and then assign the
> information.
>
> This only prints out
It looks like I partly answered my own question. I just do something
like the below to get the field names of the empty model B and I will
iterate through the fields until 1 matches and then assign the
information.
This only prints out the field names.
property_field = FeaturedProperties()._meta
Model A has 50 fields. Model B has 20 of model A's 50 fields. I am
trying to make a nightly cron job that will make a queryset of model A
based on a filter and copy that information into model B. I also don't
want it to copy the information if it already exists in model B. Does
anyone know a good
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