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Awesome project!
Is there a way to put a "not" in front of a long complex query?
If not, I'd recommend a simple "exclude" parameters in the djangoql() manager method e.g., MyModel.objects.djangoql('mycolumn>True', exclude=True).
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no, it's not supported at the moment. However, any query can be rewritten in a way that doesn't require "not".
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Awesome project!
Is there a way to put a "not" in front of a long complex query?
If not, I'd recommend a simple "exclude" parameters in the djangoql() manager method e.g., MyModel.objects.djangoql('mycolumn>True', exclude=True).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: