Hi,
This topic has been discussed a few times before but let me raise it again to
get a definitive answer.
Using the following definition:
class T1(SQLObject):
name = UnicodeCol(length=40, alternateID=True)
And the following expression:
>>> list(T1.select(T1.q.name==u'Greek \u03a9'))
Yields an error with MySQL and works just fine for sqlite and PostgreSQL. I
guess that's because MySQL Python driver cannot handle unicode queries while
others can.
The question is whether this behavior will be continued forever or has a chance
to be fixed (either in current codebase or in SQLObject 2). Oleg said before
that this is a "feature" but I respectfully disagree. It's a bug only if for no
other reason but making the code non-portable, leaking underlying
implementation detail to the user. E
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