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This has nothing to do with external scripts. That’s not how you do queries in Django; there are several things wrong, and they’d be just as wrong in your main application.
You need to use the double-underscore syntax to cross relations; also, you can’t use expressions like !=
, nor can you use and
. Your query should be:
transactions = Transaction.objects.filter(
Q(paypal_auth__ne=None) & Q(paypal_auth__payer_id__ne=None))
Although note that your second condition implies the first, so you could just do:
transactions = Transaction.objects.filterpaypal_auth__payer_id__ne=None)
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You imported the paypal_auth
module, but the class is PayPalAuth
, which is presumably within the paypal_auth
module.
Try paypal_auth.PayPalAuth.payer_id
(or refer to a payer_id
of a particular instance)
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