Okay, now I'm thinking this has to do with date fields being either
blank=True or null=True or maybe both. I have another model where the
date field is blank and nullable, and there are instances in the
database where the field value is Null, and doing a dates() query on
that produces an er
Thanks Adi, but that's not it. I've got other models in this app where
plain old Model.objects.dates() works just fine, and besides, your
longer version still doesn't work with my Appearance model :)
I'm pasting the model definition below, just in case anything leaps
out at anyone. At first
Hi Eric,
On 14.05.2008, at 03:49, Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> app_years = Appearance.objects.dates('app_date','year')
I don't know if it makes a difference and I'm new to django, but I've
used the dates method like so:
app_years = Appearance.objects.all().dates('app_date','year')
and it works l
I've got a perplexing problem that I don't even know where to start
fixing. Creating a DateQuerySet for one of my models produces an empty
list every time. Here's at the prompt:
>>> apps = Appearance.objects.all()
>>> for ap in apps:
... print ap.app_date
...
2009-02-11 09:00:00
2008-06
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