Hi all,
I'm leading a small group of CS majors in a software development forum
focused on learning (and hopefully contributing to) Django at Wesleyan
University.
While getting started with the Django Tutorial we noticed some odd behavior
that seems to be a bug. If the case, we'd love to be the ones to help out
and create a patch.
The issue is the following: Filtering using the QuerySet API seems to build
incorrect SQL statements for early dates such as year 1.
An example from the Django Tutorial:
from polls.models import Polls
import datetime
>>> q = Poll(question="What's up?", pub_date=datetime.datetime.now())
>>> p = Poll(question="Will this work?",
pub_date=datetime.datetime(1,1,1,1,1))
>>> p.save()
>>> q.save()
>>> Poll.objects.filter(pub_date__year=2012) # We should get the poll q
(and we do)
[<Poll: What's up>]
>>> Poll.objects.filter(pub_date__year=1) #We should get the poll p (but we
don't)
[]
This seems to be the case for all dates with a non 4 digit year (999, also
has some problem).
The SQL queries that are being generated are (for sqlite):
{'sql': u'INSERT INTO "polls_poll" ("question", "pub_date") VALUES (Year is
999, 0999-09-09 00 <+33999090900>:00:00)',
'time': '0.043'},
{'sql': u'SELECT "polls_poll"."id", "polls_poll"."question",
"polls_poll"."pub_date" FROM "polls_poll" WHERE "polls_poll"."pub_date"
BETWEEN 999-01-01 and 999-12-31 23:59:59.999999 LIMIT 21',
'time': '0.000'}]
So it seems like there is a normalization process of converting all years
into a 4 digit integer when creating objects, but when searching or
filtering for objects the years the SQL isn't correct. I'd think the
correct SQL statement should simply have the year dates have 4 digits like
the SQL statement which works:
sqlite> SELECT "polls_poll"."id", "polls_poll"."question",
"polls_poll"."pub_date" FROM "polls_poll" WHERE "polls_poll"."pub_date"
BETWEEN "0999-01-01" and "0999-12-31 23 <+33999123123>:59:59.999999";
5|Year is 999|0999-09-09 00 <+33999090900>:00:00
If this is, in fact, a bug and not intentional we'd love to be the ones to
create tests and a patch.
Cheers,
Evan
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