SQL Error When Using Table Name Prefix

I am getting a SQL error after creating a view to return blogs created after a certain date. I use "Node: Created Date After" as an argument in the view.

When passing the "today-7" argument to the view, I get the following SQL error:

Unknown column 'drupal_node.created' in 'where clause' query:
SELECT node.nid, node.created AS node_created_created, node.title AS node_title,
node.changed AS node_changed, node.created AS node_created
FROM drupal_node node
WHERE (node.type IN ('blog')) AND (node.status = '1') AND (drupal_node.created > 1199998218)
ORDER BY node_created_created DESC LIMIT 0, 10

My database tables for this site are using the "drupal_" prefix. It seems like mysql cannot handle this because the "created" column uses the actual table name and not the alias designated in the FROM clause. Changing the function "daterange_node_created_argument_handler" to use "node" instead of the full table name fixed this problem.

I am using Views 5.x-1.6 and mysql 5.0.54.

(I am using the daterange filter on another site that does not have the "drupal_" table name prefix and there are no problems.)