Re: Mysql vs. sqlite filtering of datetimefields with None values

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Mysql vs. sqlite filtering of datetimefields with None values

I have recently come across a slight difference in the way that datetimefields are handled by mysql and sqlite. Locally, on my desktop I use sqlite for debugging, while the production server runs mysql. Running django-trunk. One of my models includes a datetimefield: last_fetched = models.DateTim