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< p > So I’ m building querysets in Django, and I think I’ m in love. Not only can you chain query sets together - that is, you can specify multiple things to search for, such as the title, duration and whatnot - but you can chain across relationships. So, I can search for a song in the Score table that contains ‘ butt’ in the title regardless of case, and specify that it’ s only by a certain composer, which is a completely separate table.< / p >
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< p > All through creative use of underscores.< br / >
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< p > Just creamed my pants. :< / p >
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