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Where clause with multiple values #208
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What do you mean by normal kind of columns? |
Integers and strings. |
I need to improve the structure of the documentation. You can find the documentation for these operations here: |
May I ask where you were looking in the documentation before? I find it difficult to know whether or not the documentation I've written is well structured so any feedback would be greatly appreciated :) |
Guess it is my fault. I passed it through the page but thought that "desc" could be ordering descenent. My Bad! Thanks! |
Don't worry about it, the documentation does need some work. |
Ah I see, I should use a different field name to showcase that API. |
@danielweil I think this is actually a bug, let me look into it further. |
@danielweil You can't update a relation in an |
How should go on for now? |
You could try using query batching and switch to making multiple However, I don't know if this will work for your use case |
That looks like it could be a bug, Clcan you share the debug logs please? https://prisma-client-py.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference/logging/#debugging-the-client |
Thanks! I could fix the problem with the message!. Thanks |
Hey,
Is there any way to use IN and NOT IN for normal kind of columns in the where clause?
Ex: Get the objects from the db from a list of IDs.
Sorry for opening an issue, I searched the docs but couldn't find it.
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