gizo wrote:
> With all due respect, this doesn't attend to my question.
oh, sorry, I thought your question was
"timedelta doesn't allow for months, does it?"
to which the answer is "no, because adding a month isn't a well-defined
concept".
> Why can I use MySQLdb from python to run a date_add query, but not run
> the same query from Django?
> I don't see the point in using a workaround for a query that I should
> be able to call through MySQL....
are you sure that your MySQL's query is generating a valid date? since
MySQL doesn't check the result, but datetime refuses to create datetime
objects for invalid dates, it's probably quite easy to get a ValueError
exception from that MySQL operation around this time of the year...
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