You can try values_list or values methods. Both accepts optional *fields arguments, so you can specify which fields you need.
You can try values_list or values methods. Both accepts optional *fields arguments, so you can specify which fields you need. >>> Entry.objects.
Values_list('id', 'headline') (1, u'First entry'), ... I am not quite sure that i've understood the question right, so if you'll expand it a little (maybe some more code) - answer may be more concrete.
I want what you have wriiten but I need query set , is there any was – Sonya Jul 3 at 11:09 Sorry, Was wrong - actualy this methods return ValuesQuerySet - subset of QuerySet, so it could be filtered and so on, but returns dictionaries/lists when used as an iterable... If it's still not what you wanted, please, provide more info. – Pill Jul 3 at 16:41.
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