OK, you're right, it's an interesting issue, even though uncovered by
a naive question. As a matter of fact, at first glance of web2py many
months ago I was curious why it didn't use python's logic operators in
the db query string. This is indeed a rare occurrence of pythonic
inconsistency and the only one I've stumbled across, to my mind. So to
tell the truth, I knew of this difference and obviously forgot about
it in the wee hours. So I stick with my comment. Acch, dumb question.
I need to get more sleep.
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