Great to know, and that's the direction I was going to go if you
confirmed that behavior. Thanks again for the support, on a Sunday!
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I'm using this extensively so I wanted to add more information in case
other developers find this thread.
On Apr 24, 12:14 pm, 风笑雪 wrote:
> query_results = my_query.get()key = query_results.key()
.key() in a function
.key in a Django template
...yields just the long alphanumeric string that the
I should add that after running vacuum, the indexes do not show up as
"Deleting" at all. They remain as "Error", which is why I'm suspicious
about waiting any longer for it to change by itself.
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One of these indexes is necessary for my site, so further development
is currently impaired...but since my app isn't live yet, I'm
considering deleting all the entities in the datastore and then trying
to delete the indexes again. I might even go so far as to choose a
new Model name to start from
Heaven helps those who help themselves...
On Apr 27, 1:15 pm, Carlos Pero wrote:
> One of these indexes is necessary for my site, so further development
> is currently impaired...but since my app isn't live yet, I'm
> considering deleting all the entities in the datastore a
Hi Jason,
Thanks for the reply on behalf of Google. It appears you are on the
scene now giving assistance to others, so I'll certainly take you up
on it next time I encounter a problem.
In retrospect, in case my messages above didn't make it clear enough,
I think everything would have been fine
