For instance, given a model A, and a model B, where A are unique records, and B are records that have Foreign Keys to A, how would you go about getting a set of A where those in the set are referenced by B at least n or more times?
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For instance, given a model A, and a model B, where A are unique records, and B are records that have Foreign Keys to A, how would you go about getting a set of A where those in the set are referenced by B at least n or more times?
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