Hi everybody,
It seems common filters do nothing is there is no WHERE clause in the SQL.
Following book example:
db.blog_post.insert(subject='one', post_text=request.utcnow, is_public=
True)
db.blog_post.insert(subject='two', post_text=request.utcnow, is_public=
False)
this gives no WHERE clause:
db()._select(db.blog_post.ALL, limitby=(0,5))
while this:
db(db.blog_post)._select(db.blog_post.ALL, limitby=(0,5))
gives this the expected clause:
... WHERE ((blog_post.id IS NOT NULL) AND (blog_post.is_public = 'T'))
...
Is this intentionally or is it a bug?.
Thanks!
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