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You should use values
instead of values_list
:
stuff = Source.objects.values('dbtype', 'host')
Then:
stuffs = [i['dbtype'] + '@' + i['host'] for i in stuff]
result = ', '.join(stuffs)
or:
def compose(stuff):
return stuff['dbtype'] + '@' + stuff['host']
temp = map(compose, stuffs)
result = reduce(lambda x, y: x + ', ' + y, temp)
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Firstly, values_list return list of tuples, so you can’t write Stuff.dbtype.
Secondly, str.join takes iterable object as parameter like list.
So you can rewrite your code like this:
Stuff = Source.object.values_list(dbtype, host)
result = ', '.join([dbtype + '@' + host for dbtype, host in Stuff])
Source:stackexchange.com