How can i add filter to all querysets at the end of sql-query?
If i add filter in the manager, sql query to the database will be too long, because my filter will be at start of sql-query.
I need to run this filter at the end, after all the other filters and changes have been applied.
Current queryset:
links = Link.objects.all().filter_deleted()
links = links.filter(linkname='linkname', left_uuid__in=all_uuids)
links = links.filter(left_type='type')
links = links.values_list('left_uuid', 'right_uuid', 'right_type')
SQL query after compiling the queruset:
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE (
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
) AND
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'linkname' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
) AND
"baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
);
args=(2848, False, 'linkname', 2848, False, 6)
The part that is generated by filter_deleted():
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
It's necessary to add this code at the end of the all queries for this model, so it's not a simple task.
How can this be solved most efficiently?
django database orm django-queryset
add a comment |
If i add filter in the manager, sql query to the database will be too long, because my filter will be at start of sql-query.
I need to run this filter at the end, after all the other filters and changes have been applied.
Current queryset:
links = Link.objects.all().filter_deleted()
links = links.filter(linkname='linkname', left_uuid__in=all_uuids)
links = links.filter(left_type='type')
links = links.values_list('left_uuid', 'right_uuid', 'right_type')
SQL query after compiling the queruset:
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE (
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
) AND
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'linkname' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
) AND
"baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
);
args=(2848, False, 'linkname', 2848, False, 6)
The part that is generated by filter_deleted():
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
It's necessary to add this code at the end of the all queries for this model, so it's not a simple task.
How can this be solved most efficiently?
django database orm django-queryset
1
Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47
add a comment |
If i add filter in the manager, sql query to the database will be too long, because my filter will be at start of sql-query.
I need to run this filter at the end, after all the other filters and changes have been applied.
Current queryset:
links = Link.objects.all().filter_deleted()
links = links.filter(linkname='linkname', left_uuid__in=all_uuids)
links = links.filter(left_type='type')
links = links.values_list('left_uuid', 'right_uuid', 'right_type')
SQL query after compiling the queruset:
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE (
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
) AND
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'linkname' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
) AND
"baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
);
args=(2848, False, 'linkname', 2848, False, 6)
The part that is generated by filter_deleted():
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
It's necessary to add this code at the end of the all queries for this model, so it's not a simple task.
How can this be solved most efficiently?
django database orm django-queryset
If i add filter in the manager, sql query to the database will be too long, because my filter will be at start of sql-query.
I need to run this filter at the end, after all the other filters and changes have been applied.
Current queryset:
links = Link.objects.all().filter_deleted()
links = links.filter(linkname='linkname', left_uuid__in=all_uuids)
links = links.filter(left_type='type')
links = links.values_list('left_uuid', 'right_uuid', 'right_type')
SQL query after compiling the queruset:
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE (
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
) AND
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'linkname' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
) AND
"baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
);
args=(2848, False, 'linkname', 2848, False, 6)
The part that is generated by filter_deleted():
"baseobj_link"."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
It's necessary to add this code at the end of the all queries for this model, so it's not a simple task.
How can this be solved most efficiently?
django database orm django-queryset
django database orm django-queryset
edited Nov 26 '18 at 14:46
Sergey
asked Nov 26 '18 at 13:45
SergeySergey
164
164
1
Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47
add a comment |
1
Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47
1
1
Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47
Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47
add a comment |
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Sounds like you are trying to run a filter on a subquery. So put all the code you wish to run first inside the subquery. Then run the filters you wish to apply after that query has finished in the last filter.
Would look something like this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'cgw_vhost' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
AND "baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
From the MYSQL documentation on derived tables:
A derived table is an expression that generates a table within the scope of a query FROM clause. For example, a subquery in a SELECT statement FROM clause is a derived table:
SELECT ... FROM (subquery) [AS] tbl_name ...
Let me know how this works out.
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
add a comment |
В своей модели queryset'а дополнительно храним queryset без filter_deleted и переопределяем метод _filter_or_exclude, чтобы тот вызывал _filter_or_exclude у хранимого queryset'а, а потом уже filter_deleted. Также храним флаг фильтрации, чтобы знать когда нужно вызывать базовый _filter_or_exclude, а когда filter_deleted.
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Sounds like you are trying to run a filter on a subquery. So put all the code you wish to run first inside the subquery. Then run the filters you wish to apply after that query has finished in the last filter.
Would look something like this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'cgw_vhost' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
AND "baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
From the MYSQL documentation on derived tables:
A derived table is an expression that generates a table within the scope of a query FROM clause. For example, a subquery in a SELECT statement FROM clause is a derived table:
SELECT ... FROM (subquery) [AS] tbl_name ...
Let me know how this works out.
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
add a comment |
Sounds like you are trying to run a filter on a subquery. So put all the code you wish to run first inside the subquery. Then run the filters you wish to apply after that query has finished in the last filter.
Would look something like this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'cgw_vhost' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
AND "baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
From the MYSQL documentation on derived tables:
A derived table is an expression that generates a table within the scope of a query FROM clause. For example, a subquery in a SELECT statement FROM clause is a derived table:
SELECT ... FROM (subquery) [AS] tbl_name ...
Let me know how this works out.
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
add a comment |
Sounds like you are trying to run a filter on a subquery. So put all the code you wish to run first inside the subquery. Then run the filters you wish to apply after that query has finished in the last filter.
Would look something like this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'cgw_vhost' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
AND "baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
From the MYSQL documentation on derived tables:
A derived table is an expression that generates a table within the scope of a query FROM clause. For example, a subquery in a SELECT statement FROM clause is a derived table:
SELECT ... FROM (subquery) [AS] tbl_name ...
Let me know how this works out.
Sounds like you are trying to run a filter on a subquery. So put all the code you wish to run first inside the subquery. Then run the filters you wish to apply after that query has finished in the last filter.
Would look something like this:
SELECT *
FROM (
SELECT "baseobj_link"."left_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_uuid", "baseobj_link"."right_type_id"
FROM "baseobj_link"
WHERE
"baseobj_link"."is_deleted" = false AND
"baseobj_link"."linkname" = 'cgw_vhost' AND
"baseobj_link"."left_uuid" IN (
SELECT V0."uuid" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" V0
WHERE (
V0."id" IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "structure_cgw" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" DESC, U0."config_id" DESC
) AND
V0."is_deleted" = false
)
AND "baseobj_link"."left_type_id" = 6
) AS t1
WHERE t1.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT ON (U0."linkname", U0."left_uuid", U0."right_uuid") U0."id" AS Col1
FROM "baseobj_link" U0
WHERE U0."config_id" IN (2848)
ORDER BY U0."linkname" ASC, U0."left_uuid" ASC, U0."right_uuid" ASC, U0."domain_level" ASC, U0."config_id" DESC, U0."is_deleted" DESC
)
From the MYSQL documentation on derived tables:
A derived table is an expression that generates a table within the scope of a query FROM clause. For example, a subquery in a SELECT statement FROM clause is a derived table:
SELECT ... FROM (subquery) [AS] tbl_name ...
Let me know how this works out.
edited Nov 26 '18 at 14:10
answered Nov 26 '18 at 13:57
Robin N.Robin N.
1474
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It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
add a comment |
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
It's no a simple case, i need to add filter for all queries to the model. To add this filter to each query in the code is wrong, because there are many places in the code, where query to the model can be built.
– Sergey
Nov 26 '18 at 14:20
add a comment |
В своей модели queryset'а дополнительно храним queryset без filter_deleted и переопределяем метод _filter_or_exclude, чтобы тот вызывал _filter_or_exclude у хранимого queryset'а, а потом уже filter_deleted. Также храним флаг фильтрации, чтобы знать когда нужно вызывать базовый _filter_or_exclude, а когда filter_deleted.
add a comment |
В своей модели queryset'а дополнительно храним queryset без filter_deleted и переопределяем метод _filter_or_exclude, чтобы тот вызывал _filter_or_exclude у хранимого queryset'а, а потом уже filter_deleted. Также храним флаг фильтрации, чтобы знать когда нужно вызывать базовый _filter_or_exclude, а когда filter_deleted.
add a comment |
В своей модели queryset'а дополнительно храним queryset без filter_deleted и переопределяем метод _filter_or_exclude, чтобы тот вызывал _filter_or_exclude у хранимого queryset'а, а потом уже filter_deleted. Также храним флаг фильтрации, чтобы знать когда нужно вызывать базовый _filter_or_exclude, а когда filter_deleted.
В своей модели queryset'а дополнительно храним queryset без filter_deleted и переопределяем метод _filter_or_exclude, чтобы тот вызывал _filter_or_exclude у хранимого queryset'а, а потом уже filter_deleted. Также храним флаг фильтрации, чтобы знать когда нужно вызывать базовый _filter_or_exclude, а когда filter_deleted.
answered Dec 10 '18 at 11:31
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Hello, please elaborate your question and add some code of what you are trying to achieve
– Walucas
Nov 26 '18 at 13:47