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Or QueryRowsFromTheDB

but the result off iterating over a QuerySet is to execute a select on the table behind my model, yes?

Iterating over a queryset will return every row in the result, yes

The object for each row, that is

but a select cant result with the same row more than once

You're assuming a lot if you think all querysets can be boiled down to a single, simple select

is iterating over a queryset causing a single SELECT query to be executed against my database?

There is some reason it's giving multiple results. There's no line in the source that says `return this row rand() times`

ironfroggy: Depends on your filters and what the objects are.

i understand there is "some reason" im just arguing that there is more reason to never return the same row more than once, ever.

hello, I wondering if is it possible to add a short text description for selected fields in the admin interfce?

Have fun trying to prove that

ironfroggy: that's never happened to me, can you dpaste the code

If you want distinct results, use distinct

Just because *you* don't doesn't mean no one ever will

harpo_: use the help_text attribute

yarakyo_: ok awesome

ah, distinct()

anyone know what exactly I need to do to register different types of users with registration app ?

wolfboy22: ooops I didn't see it, thanks

harpo_: no prob :)

so what's a regex to grab the whole string of a variable in urls.py?

I read I need to do something with profile_callback ?? ... Im clueless

Hello guys. I have a question. I

keseph: you are missing the very basic part of what im trying to ask

I found a "abstract" attribute of Model's Meta class.

i mean, the documentation even gives examples of what a queryset will do, as a single select statement. so im under the impression thats what they are driving, because they would HAVE to be doing multiple selects to produce multiples of the same row.

It's marked as "New"

okay question, is there any way I can make http requests from django?

Which version of Django will support it?

I need to connect to a restful interface

server side

so should I use urllib2? or is there a django way to do it?

its just python

you can do it however you like

wmealing: okay