> person_id is a column in the payee table, and Django will construct SQL which compares against that.
It's the reverse actually payee_id is a column on the person table.... so I guess the resulting SQL would need to be
select * from er_payee, er_person where er_person.id = 26 and er_person.payee_id = er_payee.id;
or
select * from er_payee join er_person on er_person.id = 26 and er_person.payee_id = er_payee.id;
? In any case it's not getting that far - seems like it fails before it even builds a query ...
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