In my experience, doing anything that involves Dates or Times on more than 
once database will require a custom compiler -- especially when Sqlite is 
involved.  This only appears to be problem with SqlAlchemy, because it is 
standardizing all these completely non-standard database behaviors.  

Using sqllite for quick tests is a nice bonus, but if your system is 
designed for Mysql in production then you absolutely must make sure that 
you can swap in Mysql for testing before each release.


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