when i use like that 
userinfo = dbsession2.query(func.count(radcheck1.username)).\
outerjoin(radcheck2,radcheck1.username==radcheck2.username).\
filter(radcheck1.admin_user==g.user.name,or_(radcheck1.username.like('im_%'),and_(radcheck1.attribute=='Cleartext-Password',radcheck2.attribute=='Expiration'))).
python3.6 is ok.But python 3.7 and 3.7.1 show me name 'byte2int' is not defined in pymysql/_auth.py

Hi Leung. This is the issue tracker for the core Python language (along with the standard library). PyMySQL is a third-party project: it isn't part of the standard library. I'd suggest reporting your issue directly to the PyMySQL maintainers.

(At a quick glance, https://github.com/PyMySQL/PyMySQL looks like the right place.)

Also, for future reference, please spend the time to make a good bug report, showing the minimum code needed to reproduce the error, and the full error, not just a summary.

Please read this before your next bug report:

http://sscce.org/

Thank you.

It's a third party issue as others noted but just to add to this I found the below PR and question to be related to your problem in the tracker while googling byte2int pymysql that might be of help.

* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51565646/pymysql-stopped-working-nameerror-name-byte2int-is-not-defined
* https://github.com/PyMySQL/PyMySQL/pull/713

Thanks

Sorry, I messed up while adding the reply at the same time. Closing it again.