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SQLAlchemy: filter by date for an datetime field(does not work with SQLite, with PostgreSQL it works fine)
from datetime import date
from sqlalchemy import cast, DATE
Match.query.filter(cast(Match.date_time_field, DATE)==date.today()).all()
@Fatman13
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Same problem here. Might have to do with Sqlite doesn't have a DATE type for its column type.

@jonathanmach
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jonathanmach commented Mar 12, 2018

Hi guys,
For SQLite, I'm using the func.DATE() function:

from sqlalchemy import func

session.query(db.Transaction).filter(func.DATE(db.Transaction.datetime) == date.today())

@stuartmaxwell
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Hi guys,
For SQLite, I'm using the func.DATE() function:

from sqlalchemy import func

session.query(db.Transaction).filter(func.DATE(db.Transaction.datetime) == date.today())

I've been pulling my hair out trying to solve this, but your suggestion worked perfectly. Thanks!

@haanzee
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haanzee commented Nov 13, 2019

@bhandler.route('/sbooking', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def sbooking():
form = SBookingForm()
if form.validate_on_submit():
s_date = form.bdate.data
sr_date = s_date.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

	if form.bresort.data=='Sona Grand':
		rec = db.session.query(Booking).filter(Booking.bresort == 'Sona Grand'
			).filter(Booking.bauth == 'Yes'
			).filter(Booking.bdate == sr_date)
		return render_template('sbookingrec.html', rec=rec, sr_date=sr_date)
return render_template('sbooking.html', title='Date Status',
	form=form, legend='Date Status')

@haanzee
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haanzee commented Nov 13, 2019

sir when comparison with date return nothing but use less then and greater then code is working
problem with date comparison is not working

@arqeco
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arqeco commented Jan 18, 2020

Thank you Jonatan. func.DATE() works.
I've opened an issue sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy#5104

@AlejandroRodriguezP
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Hi guys,
For SQLite, I'm using the func.DATE() function:

from sqlalchemy import func

session.query(db.Transaction).filter(func.DATE(db.Transaction.datetime) == date.today())

It worked! Thank you sooo much!

@3yggy
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3yggy commented Sep 9, 2020

👺it doesn't work with even postgress for me

@FabricioPatrocinio
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FabricioPatrocinio commented Feb 12, 2021

This worked for me:

from sqlalchemy import func
table_db = Youtable.query.filter(func.DATE(Youtable.date_bd) == your_date)

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