[Answered ]-Django: How to get parameters used in filter() from a QuerySet?

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You can use values as mentioned in comment. From the docs:

Returns a QuerySet that returns dictionaries, rather than model instances, when used as an iterable.

qs = MyModel.objects.filter(
   attribute_one='value 1', attribute_two='value 2'
).values('attribute_one', 'attribute_two')

for q in qs:
  for key, value in q.items():
    # key as attribute_one
    # value as value_1
    # and so on
👤Ahtisham

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You have to loop through it, even though there only may be one item in qs.

    for i in qs:
        print(i.value1)

    or just do...

    for qs in MyModel.objects.filter(
        attribute_one='value 1', attribute_two='value 2'):

        print(qs.value1)

    Alternatively if it is one object you are after use 'get'

    MyModel.objects.get(
        attribute_one='value 1', attribute_two='value 2')
👤Ryan Thomas

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