Are the children of an entity available in a Query?
Given:
class Factory(db.Model):
""" Parent-kind """
name = db.StringProperty()
class Product(db.Model):
""" Child kind, use Product(parent=factory) to make """
@property
def factory(self):
return self.parent()
serial = db.IntegerProperty()
Assume 500 factories have made 500 products for a total of 250,000 products. Is there a way to form a resource-efficient query that will return just the 500 products made by one particular factory? The ancestor method is a filter, so using e.g. Product.all().ancestor(factory_1) would require repeated calls to the datastore.
Although ancestor is described as a "filter", it actually just updates the query to add the ancestor condition. You don't send a request to the datastore until you iterate over the query, so what you have will work fine.
One minor point though: 500 entities with the same parent can hurt scalability, since writes are serialized to members of an entity group. If you just want to track the factory that made a product, use a ReferenceProperty:
class Product(db.Model):
factory = db.ReferenceProperty(Factory, collection_name="products")
You can then get all the products by using:
myFactory.products
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/528650/google-app-engine-query-not-filter-for-children-of-an-entity