OK, I found out what is wrong. I'm using a "represent" statement that
reformats the datetime to be more concise. In the process, the
datetime becomes a string. Why this is the case I am still
investigating.
I have a field 'start'. I do
db.mytable.start.represent=lambda value: dts2myhm(value)
def dts2myhm(dts):
if dts: return dts.strftime('%m/%d %H:%M')
else: return ''
Then I do an SQLTABLE, and that's when the trouble starts. Does anyone
spot where the problem is? Of course, I already have a solution, which
is to remove the represent. It's only for aesthetics.
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