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Just working off your own code, then
if data.count > 0:
data.count = None
#continue with some stuff and lastly call .save()
productObj.save()
should suffice.
Calling .delete()
will, in Django, remove the entire object.
However if you want to delete the attribute of that said object, you’re gonna have a bad time, especially when you’re working of an object that inherits from models.Model
but let’s go ahead and do it anyways
del productObj.count #from the object
and if you want it stripped from the model you would have to delete it from the models _meta
fields which would be the property -> Model._meta.fields
Daniel Roseman explains it brilliantly here
Source:stackexchange.com