Django Relationships | One to Many Relationship | Many to One Relationship | Foreign Key | Example

In this video, I'm gonna be explaining about one to many relationship in Django and many to one relationship in Django. At first, we will show you pictorial whiteboard representation of what exactly is Django one to many relationship and Django many to one relationship. We will then make a practical example of creating two models and connecting or making a relationship between them using Django Model ForeignKey ( foreign key ) field. We will discuss about fetching related model data and also the inverse relationships. We will show you how to override the default reverse model manager from model_set to any name. We will show you how to access related model data using field lookups in django. This is the second video of Django relationships playlist where we will be discussing about many to one relationship in django, one to many relationship in django, many to one relationship in django, many to many relationship in django, foreign key in django and much more content.
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[@jingai5548]

I have been confused about this for a couple of months. This is the best explanation I have seen so far. Very clear and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@CodeBand]

Great to hear!

[@rvft]

Literally the best tutorial for OneToMany and ManyToOne relationship tutorial on entire youtube! Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial (BTW I enabled color inversion so video was like you enabled dark mode lol)

[@CodeBand]

Very glad to hear that.. Thank you :)

[@ismailhamzah5024]

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[@CodeBand]

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[@CodeBand]

Thank you and Welcome aboard!

[@user-tt4ug1qs8p]

i loved it very much! such an extended explanation! thx

[@CodeBand]

Glad it was helpful!

[@franciscrawford6208]

Very awesome Job bro well explained and to the point love it keep it up

[@CodeBand]

Glad you liked it❤️ keep going👍🏻

[@ches_ter6842]

Thanks for tutorial. Django is so powerfull. Excelent job!

[@novascotia2015]

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[@ratulr]

This video explains model relations very well. Great job

[@CodeBand]

Very glad to hear that... 😊

[@YouTubeSucksSometime]

Thank you for this video.

[@thalmathandie9293]

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[@mdshabbirrr]

Haven't came across anyone explaining relational database query this way.. related_name thing was new to me and it helped me a lot to understand the concepts.. will be looking for more from you regarding django

[@CodeBand]

Very glad to hear that❤️ and there are a lot of videos you might helpful like prefetch_related, select_related etc... in this channel. Keep going😊

[@mdshabbirrr]

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[@2minutescoding460]

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[@CodeBand]

Happy to help

[@codevalley9511]

Thanks bro for easy clear cut explaination.

[@CodeBand]

Welcome brother😊

[@marissavictorio8979]

Hi, I have 4 models Employee-holds the basic info of employees, Records-holds the records of the Employee with a One to one relationship with the Employee using employee_id as primary key. Also Record models is related to TimeSchedule with emp_time_sched as key (many to one relationship if you look from records). Now, I need to refer to Record model to get the employee_id, and also to get emp_time_sched to get thru to TimeSched Model. And these info will go to DailyTimeRecord Model. The error I am getting is that employee_id is an instance of the Employee. I did not issue any query to Employee model since I can get employee_id from record. Why am I getting such error? Hope you understand what I am after and give me advise on what to do with the error I am getting. Also I copied your code in my machine, and come across the same problem when I issue the: >>>Department.objects.get(name='Accounts').employee_set.all() Attribute error: 'Department' object has no attribute 'employee_set' >>> Emp.objects.create(name='John Simpson', age=35, department.objects.get(name='Accounts')) File "", line 1 SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument These are the errors I encountered with the above models of mine. Thanks.

[@CodeBand]

Department.objects.get(name='Accounts').employee_set.all() Attribute error: 'Department' object has no attribute 'employee_set' Here, your model name might be different..make sure its Employee OR Your Employee model might not have a foreign key to Department model... >>> Emp.objects.create(name='John Simpson', age=35, department.objects.get(name='Accounts')) File "", line 1 SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument Here, it is a syntax error, the third argument you passed is positional whereas the first two arguments are keyword arguments...it's not allowed...positional argument should not be placed after keyword arguments... You can refer Employee model from Record model like below..(assuming name field exists in Employee model) Record.objects.get(pk=1).employee.name Or the other way round, (assuming name field exists in Record model) Employee.objects.get(name='Hi').record.name The above two possibilities assume OneToOneRelationship b/w Employee and Record model... Now, you can access TimeSchedule model from Record model like below Record.objects.get(id=1).emp_time_sched.id Or the other way round, TimeSchedule.objects.get(id=1).record_set.all() (Assuming many-to-one relationship) Hope this helps😊

[@marissavictorio8979]

@@CodeBand Thanks!!!!!

[@CodeBand]

@@marissavictorio8979 Keep going👍🏻

[@juanulis3s]

Nice video thank you for sharing. Is it possible to get all Departments with all employees in one single query? So that departments could display its employees in an html accordion. I have not found how to do that yet. Thank you.

[@CodeBand]

Yes, you can, with this setup you can do that... {% for department in departments %} {{Title of Accordion}} {% for employee in department.employee_set.all %} {{ employee name }} {% endfor %} {% endfor %}

[@VijayKumar-dq3ph]

Hi , do you have video explaining foreign key relations among tables of different databases or any hint on how to achieve that?

[@CodeBand]

Sorry for the late reply.... That sounds interesting... have you tried any approach ?

[@oruchkin]

Very good thanks!

[@CodeBand]

Glad you liked it!

[@sivaramk4849]

I have a small doubt this all queries are we writing inside views. Py file? I have wrote it but lot of error come to me. Plz give the suggestion

[@CodeBand]

Sorry for the late reply... Is this fixed ?

[@shivrajshivu979]

Hi...i have a doubt..can you please help me. For exmaple i have two tables called countries and universities. Country has many universities and universirty belong to one and only country. So in Country table how should i relate the University and in universitry table how should i relate country . Is there something alternative in django for listfiled in mangodb . Beacuse i thought of using listfiled fuctionality for storing the univerties in the Country table.

[@CodeBand]

Please have a look at embedded models... django-mongodb-engine.readthedocs.io/en/latest/topics/embedded-models.html

[@harishramu5458]

Nice one bro...

[@CodeBand]

Thanks ✌️

[@sibisidharth4933]

very clear !

[@CodeBand]

Thanks a lot😊

[@mayanktripathi4u]

Is there a way we could get all the Department and their Employee (irrespective if the Department has an Employee or not).? Please share the queryset for this. may be similar to Department.objects.all().employee_set.all() # this is erroring out.

[@CodeBand]

You can just get all the departments, and in the template, while looping through the departments, you can give an inner loop to get all the employees too... To get all Departments : Department.objects.all() In template : {% for department in departments %} .... {% for employee in department.employee_set.all %} .... {% endfor %} {% endfor %}

[@mayanktripathi4u]

@@CodeBand Thanks this works.

[@AsadUllah-jh4jg]

best video I watched so far. But how to get list of all employees where each employee object contains a sub-object with department details?

[@CodeBand]

Thanks :) You can get the department object by referencing from employee object.

[@visco912]

the best tutorial

[@CodeBand]

Very glad to hear that😊😊

[@admfotad]

How would you query every Department with their corresponding (all) Emloyyes ?

[@CodeBand]

I have shown that in the video itself, you might have missed. Anyways, departments = Department.objects.all() for dep in departments: print(department.name) for employee in dep.employee_set.all(): print(employee.name) This is the idea..Reverse relationships, please watch the video once again, so that you will get a better understanding😊

[@admfotad]

@@CodeBand Thanks man, my english isn't fluent so i could miss a clue - i'm from Poland. Glad that you share your knowledge , really appreciate - regards

[@CodeBand]

@@admfotad Keep going ❤️

[@SamOween]

How could we make the employee be in more than one department? Please help!

[@CodeBand]

That's where Many-to-Many relationships comes into play... Read Django Docs here : docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/topics/db/examples/many_to_many/

[@swagataroy6694]

I am using allauth for user authentications... any idea how to use the users as a foreign key?

[@CodeBand]

That's something you've to figure out by looking into allauth docs...

[@swagataroy6694]

@@CodeBand nvm I figured it out... For anyone stuck in my situation you can import SocialAccount from allauth.socialaccount.models... Thanks for replying though... great vid

[@CodeBand]

Glad to hear that...keep going😊

[@f.christaintanghanwaye3113]

good job bro

[@CodeBand]

Thanks a lot❤️

[@mfsdrawings8600]

Good

[@CodeBand]

Thanks

[@saitejaguntupalli9085]

How to display in temples

[@ACIDGameReviews]

I wanna link the Many To Many to my Front-End with Ajax and JQuery, how would I do this?

[@CodeBand]

I didn't get you well...As far as AJAX and stuff like that, you can absolutely do that... :)

[@ACIDGameReviews]

@@CodeBand are there any tutorials for this? Coz I can do it for the Django admin database but not for the front end

[@CodeBand]

@@ACIDGameReviews I personally haven't noticed any video that explains it clearly..but still you can search..there should be a solution...👍🏻

[@ACIDGameReviews]

@@CodeBand hopefully couldn't really find anything though

[@CodeBand]

@@ACIDGameReviews 😮

[@vonputtkamer1673]

please for the source code link of this project sir its AWESOME

[@CodeBand]

Glad to hear that..as for the source code, the video is actually explaining the concept and I think there's no need of source code and that's why I haven't put that up in the description section.😊

[@misfarsiddeek3105]

How to write where clause in orm? And how to join the table?

[@misfarsiddeek3105]

@Vasu deva ohh. Thnx bro. That mean, can we use more than one filter in same query, for example, if want to use more than one where clause I can use it in normal sql. In the orm also can I use like that?

[@CodeBand]

@Vasu deva Thanks for the reply brother...

[@CodeBand]

@@misfarsiddeek3105 I was little late brother...@Vasu deva did the thing. Now, you could of course use multiple filters in same query which is otherwise known as chaining filters. See more on Docs : docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/db/queries/#chaining-filters

[@misfarsiddeek3105]

@Vasu deva ohhh.. Now I can understand little by little. Thnx alot.

[@misfarsiddeek3105]

@@CodeBand sure. I will check this. I want to do development using django.

[@amongdoomers9464]

Hey dude , Are you Indian?

[@CodeBand]

Yeah... :)