that's pretty much expected: the general rule is that if you want your fields validated at insert level, you shouldn't use insert() but validate_and_insert(). this, however, it's only an issue with SQLite (mainly) because it doesn't have a native datetime field, so it doesn't complain even if you try to insert in it a string value, as 'foobar'. other backends (with native support) will happily reject the insert because they do their own validation .
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