Update and Delete Operations
In this chapter, we'll begin updating and deleting records from the database.
Deleting Records
def delete_content(request):
    all_notes = Note.objects.all()
    for i in all_notes:
        i.delete()
    return HttpResponse('Notes deleted')
- 
all_notes = Note.objects.all(): Retrieves allNoteobjects from the database; - 
for i in all_notes:: Iterates through allNoteobjects in the QuerySet; - 
i.delete(): Deletes eachNoteobject from the database; - 
return HttpResponse('Notes deleted'): Returns an HTTP response with the text message "Notes deleted". 
Updating Records
def update_content(request):
    all_notes = Note.objects.all()
    for note in all_notes:
        note.title = 'LOL'
        note.save()
    return HttpResponse('Notes updated')
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all_notes = Note.objects.all(): Retrieves allNoteobjects from the database; - 
for note in all_notes:: Iterates through allNoteobjects in the QuerySet; - 
note.title = 'LOL': Sets a new value for thetitlefield of eachNoteobject; - 
note.save(): Saves the changes to the database; - 
return HttpResponse('Notes updated'): Returns an HTTP response with the text message "Notes updated". 
Please note that in update_content, we are changing the title field of each Note object to the value 'LOL'. You can adapt this code according to your specific requirements.
__init__.py
notes
my_notes
migrations
__init__.py
0001_initial.py
0002_delete_note.py
0003_initial.py
__init__.py
admin.py
apps.py
models.py
tests.py
urls.py
views.py
notes
__init__.py
asgi.py
settings.py
urls.py
wsgi.py
manage.py
requirements.txt
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In this chapter, we'll begin updating and deleting records from the database.
Deleting Records
def delete_content(request):
    all_notes = Note.objects.all()
    for i in all_notes:
        i.delete()
    return HttpResponse('Notes deleted')
- 
all_notes = Note.objects.all(): Retrieves allNoteobjects from the database; - 
for i in all_notes:: Iterates through allNoteobjects in the QuerySet; - 
i.delete(): Deletes eachNoteobject from the database; - 
return HttpResponse('Notes deleted'): Returns an HTTP response with the text message "Notes deleted". 
Updating Records
def update_content(request):
    all_notes = Note.objects.all()
    for note in all_notes:
        note.title = 'LOL'
        note.save()
    return HttpResponse('Notes updated')
- 
all_notes = Note.objects.all(): Retrieves allNoteobjects from the database; - 
for note in all_notes:: Iterates through allNoteobjects in the QuerySet; - 
note.title = 'LOL': Sets a new value for thetitlefield of eachNoteobject; - 
note.save(): Saves the changes to the database; - 
return HttpResponse('Notes updated'): Returns an HTTP response with the text message "Notes updated". 
Please note that in update_content, we are changing the title field of each Note object to the value 'LOL'. You can adapt this code according to your specific requirements.
__init__.py
notes
my_notes
migrations
__init__.py
0001_initial.py
0002_delete_note.py
0003_initial.py
__init__.py
admin.py
apps.py
models.py
tests.py
urls.py
views.py
notes
__init__.py
asgi.py
settings.py
urls.py
wsgi.py
manage.py
requirements.txt
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