I'm trying to make a very simple query:

 offersInRange= db(db.Offer.hotel == request.vars.hotel 
anddb.Offer.valid_from_date >
= form.vars.valid_to_date and 

                             db.Offer.valid_from_date <=form.vars.valid_to_date
).select(db.Offer.ALL)

I have test this too:

offersInRange= db(db.Offer.hotel == request.vars.hotel_name 
anddb.Offer.valid_from_date 
> form.vars.valid_to_date and 

                             db.Offer.valid_from_date <form.vars.valid_to_date
).select(db.Offer.ALL)

This query must returns the Offers which are in a range and with an 
specific ID. Instead that it returns me every row that match: 
db.Offer.valid_from_date < form.vars.valid_to_date. Why is this happening?. 
Any clues about the problem?.

Thank you!

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