Django check if querysets are equals

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I have this django code

q1 = MyModel.objects.all()
q2 = MyModel.objects.all()

When I try:

print(q1 == q2)

I get as a result:

False

So how can I check if two querysets results in django are equal?

django-queryset django
5 Answers

You can convert it to set, to check if 2 query sets have the same elements, without regard to ordering:

set(q1) == set(q2)

it will return:

True
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Try this:

q1.intersection(q2).count() == q1.count() and q1.count() == q2.count()
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Throwing in my two cents for a function that compares two QuerySets for equality while ignoring sort order. Note I'm not actually checking whether the QuerySets are empty or not; I'll leave that up to you.

def querysets_are_same(qs1, qs2, exclude_fields=[]):
     '''
     Check whether two queryset have the same content, sort order of querysets is ignored.

     Params:
     -------
     qs1 (QuerySet) - first queryset to compare
     qs2 (QuerySet) - second queryset to compare
     exclude_fields (list) - fields to exclude from comparison; primary key field is automatically removed.

     Yield:
     ------
     True if both querysets contain the same data while ignoring sort order; False otherwise
     '''

     # lookup primary key field name
     pk_qs1 = qs1[0]._meta.pk.name
     pk_qs2 = qs2[0]._meta.pk.name

     # update excluded fields
     exclude_fields_qs1 = set(exclude_fields) | set([pk_qs1])
     exclude_fields_qs2 = set(exclude_fields) | set([pk_qs2])

     # convert queryset to list of dicts excluding fields
     list_qs1 = [{k:v for k,v in d.items() if not k in exclude_fields_qs1} for d in qs1.values()]
     list_qs2 = [{k:v for k,v in d.items() if not k in exclude_fields_qs2} for d in qs2.values()]

     # sort lists
     list_qs1_sorted = sorted(sorted(d.items()) for d in list_qs1)
     list_qs2_sorted = sorted(sorted(d.items()) for d in list_qs2)

     return list_qs1_sorted == list_qs2_sorted
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