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django-db-side-computation

Move Django performance-sensitive Python loops into database-side computation with annotations, aggregates, filtered aggregates, F expressions, functions, Subquery, OuterRef, Exists, Window expressions, db_default, and GeneratedField. Use when Django code counts, sums, filters, flags, ranks, or derives values in Python after fetching rows.

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# Django DB-Side Computation

Use this skill when Django fetches rows into Python to compute values the database can compute more efficiently or more consistently.

## Workflow

1. Identify the Python computation.
   - Counts, sums, min/max, booleans, latest related rows, rankings, denormalized totals, or per-row derived fields.
   - Confirm whether the computed value must be exact, current, and transactionally consistent.

2. Pick the SQL expression level.
   - `filter()`, `exclude()`, and `F()` for simple comparisons and updates.
   - `annotate()` and aggregates for per-object counts and totals.
   - Filtered aggregates for conditional counts and sums.