How do I do a not equal in Django queryset filtering

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In Django model QuerySets  I see that there is a   gt and   lt for comparative values  but is there a   ne or     not equals   I want to filter out using a not equals  For example  for Model      bool a      int x   I want to do results   Model objects exclude a True  x  5   The    is not correct syntax  I also tried   ne  I ended up using  results   Model objects exclude a True  x  lt 5  exclude a True  x  gt 5

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results   Model objects filter a   True  exclude x   5  Generetes this sql  select   from tablex where a    0 and x   5The sql depends on how your True False field is represented  and the database engine  The django code is all you need though

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You should use filter and exclude like this  results   Model objects exclude a true  filter x 5

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The last bit of code will exclude all objects where x  5 and a is True   Try this   results   Model objects filter a False  x 5    Remember  the   sign in the above line is assigning False to the parameter a and the number 5 to the parameter x   It s not checking for equality   Thus  there isn t really any way to use the    symbol in a query call

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What you are looking for are all objects that have either a false or x 5  In Django    serves as OR operator between querysets   results   Model objects filter a false  Model objects filter x 5

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You can use Q objects for this  They can be negated with the   operator and combined much like normal Python expressions  from myapp models import Entry from django db models import Q  Entry objects filter  Q id 3    will return all entries except the one s  with 3 as their ID    lt Entry  Entry object gt    lt Entry  Entry object gt    lt Entry  Entry object gt

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Django-model-values  disclosure  author  provides an implementation of the NotEqual lookup  as in this answer   It also provides syntactic support for it   from model values import F Model objects exclude F x    5  a True

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This will give your desired result   from django db models import Q results   Model objects exclude Q a True   amp   Q x 5     for not equal you can use   on an equal query  obviously  Q can be used to reach the equal query

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While you can filter Models with      gt    gte    lt    lte  you cannot use ne or     However  you can achieve better filtering using the Q object  You can avoid chaining QuerySet filter   and QuerySet exclude    and use this  from django db models import Q object list   QuerySet filter  Q field  not wanted    field  wanted

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It s easy to create a custom lookup  there s an   ne lookup example in Django s official documentation  You need to create the lookup itself first  from django db models import Lookup  class NotEqual Lookup       lookup name    ne       def as sql self  compiler  connection           lhs  lhs params   self process lhs compiler  connection          rhs  rhs params   self process rhs compiler  connection          params   lhs params   rhs params         return   s  lt  gt   s     lhs  rhs   params  Then you need to register it  from django db models import Field Field register lookup NotEqual   And now you can use the   ne lookup in your queries like this  results   Model objects exclude a True  x  ne 5

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Using exclude and filter  results   Model objects filter x 5  exclude a true

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Pending design decision  Meanwhile  use exclude    The Django issue tracker has the remarkable entry  5763  titled  Queryset doesn t have a  not equal  filter operator   It is remarkable because  as of April 2016  it was   opened 9 years ago   in the Django stone age    closed 4 years ago   and   last changed 5 months ago    Read through the discussion  it is interesting  Basically  some people argue   ne should be added while others say exclude   is clearer and hence   ne should not be added    I agree with the former  because the latter argument is roughly equivalent to saying Python should not have    because it has    and not already

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There are three options   Chain exclude and filter results   Model objects exclude a True  filter x 5    Use Q   objects and the   operator from django db models import Q object list   QuerySet filter  Q a True   x 5    Register a custom lookup function from django db models import Lookup from django db models import Field   Field register lookup class NotEqual Lookup       lookup name    ne       def as sql self  compiler  connection           lhs  lhs params   self process lhs compiler  connection          rhs  rhs params   self process rhs compiler  connection          params   lhs params   rhs params         return   s  lt  gt   s     lhs  rhs   params  Which can the be used as usual  results   Model objects exclude a True  x  ne 5

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the field value syntax in queries is a shorthand for field  exact value   That is to say that Django puts query operators on query fields in the identifiers   Django supports the following operators  exact iexact contains icontains in gt gte lt lte startswith istartswith endswith iendswith range  date year iso year month day week week day iso week day quarter time hour minute second  isnull regex iregex  I m sure by combining these with the Q objects as Dave Vogt suggests and using filter   or exclude   as Jason Baker suggests you ll get exactly what you need for just about any possible query

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Watch out for lots of incorrect answers to this question   Gerard s logic is correct  though it will return a list rather than a queryset  which might not matter    If you need a queryset  use Q   from django db models import Q results   Model objects filter Q a false    Q x 5

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Your query appears to have a double negative  you want to exclude all rows where x is not 5  so in other words you want to include all rows where x is 5  I believe this will do the trick  results   Model objects filter x 5  exclude a True   To answer your specific question  there is no  quot not equal to quot  field lookup but that s probably because Django has both filter and exclude methods available so you can always just switch the logic around to get the desired result

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