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bluszcz
bluszcz

Reputation: 4128

Django group / aggregation

I have following structure with example data:

id   season_id    title 
1    1            Intro
2    1            Second part
3    1            Third part
4    4            Other intro
5    4            Other second part

(don't ask why), where season_id is always point to id of first episode of season...

What i want, to get following:

1    1            Intro
4    4            Other intro

which are first episoded for season, technically speaking - all entries with lowest season_eid

for and i am using following query to get ids of them:

Movie.objects.filter(category_type = 2).values('season_eid').annotate(models.Min('season_eid'))

and having id i can get all data for objects using django orm __in construction.

Can I make grouping / annotate and take all fields/values using only one query? values + annotate gives me only list of dictionaries, but instead of this i would like to get proper objects (lowest value/min of season_eid) with rest of fields.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 348

Answers (1)

lprsd
lprsd

Reputation: 87235

Movie.objects.annotate(category_min_season = models.Min('category__season_id')).filter(season_id=category_min_season)

assuming that your catgory has FK to the Movies model.

Update:

Actually you don't even need annotation; thanks to the denormalised data you have stored in the table.

You can just do:

Model.objects.filter(id=Q(season_id))

Upvotes: 1

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