I'm having a strange error on an object query when I try to do negative
order_by. This is on an Oracle 11 database with Django 1.4
it looks something like:
MyModel.objects.filter(pk=N).order_by('-datetime')[:5]
This gives me valid data for all values of N in the database except for one
specific record.
This one record works fine when the order_by is on 'datetime', but
'-datetime' doesn't work. using .latest('datetime') appears to do the same
thing (under the hood), so there's no difference in the behavior there.
I'm not sure what the issue is with this specific object, but it does use
more columns than the rest of the objects in the database.
I have looked at the datetime objects, and they all appear to be good.
I added some additional model fields based on the changes my DBA made to
this table, but I'm not certain why this would cause this one specific
object to return nothing where others do, as the data appears good.
any ideas where to look?
I would provide more code but it's of a confidential nature so I'll have to
scrub any names before I post the models, so I'm hoping someone has an idea
or hunch before I have to do that.
Thanks, and sorry for not posting much code.
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