[Answer]-Python:Query set has no attribute 'start_time'

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Meeting.objects.filter is not returning a Meeting – it is returning a QuerySet of meetings. You can iterate through the QuerySet to get the meeting time of each meeting:

for user_id in get_all_user_of_org:
    mee_data = {} 
    get_meetings = Meeting.objects.filter(created_by = user_id.id)
    print dir(get_meetings)
    for meeting in get_meetings:
        do_something_with(meeting.start_time)

You have to realize you’re dealing with more than one meeting here, and they might have different start times. You’ll know best what you want to do in that case. Probably something like this?

for user_id in get_all_user_of_org:
    get_meetings = Meeting.objects.filter(created_by = user_id.id)
    for meeting in get_meetings:
        mee_data = {} 
        mee_data['start_time'] = meeting.start_time
        getall.append(mee_data)
👤Claudiu

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Well you are using 

get_meetings = Meeting.objects.filter(created_by = user_id.id)

This return type of filter is a queryset object which can have one or multiple objects.
To get the start_time of all the meetings of a user, you should use something like

get_meeting_start_times = Meeting.objects.filter(created_by = user_id.id).values_list('start_time', flat=True)
👤Konstant

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