select org.id as organization_id,
dep.id as department_id,
cat."catId",
max(cat.name) as name,
max(cat."nameDisplay") as nameDisplay,
count(depItem.id) as itemCount
from communitynetwork_listcategory as cat
inner join communitynetwork_listitem as li on
li.category_id = cat."catId"
inner join communitynetwork_organizationdepartmentitem as depItem on
depItem.item_id = li.id
inner join communitynetwork_organizationdepartment as dep on
dep.id = depItem.department_id
inner join communitynetwork_organization as org on
org.id = dep.organization_id and
org.active = True
where cat.name like '%service%'
or cat."nameDisplay" like '%service%'
group by org.id, dep.id, cat."catId"
order by org.name, dep.name, cat.order
This is what I tried to do with a QuerySet that didn't work:
OrganizationDepartmentItem.objects.filter(department__organization__active=True
).filter(Q(item__category__name=searchValue) | Q(item__category__nameDisplay=searchValue)
).order_by('department__organization', 'department__name', 'item__category__order'
).values('department__organization', 'department', 'item__category'
).aggregate(Max('item__category__name'), Max('item__category__nameDisplay'), Count('item'))
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