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Columns of type datetimeoffset
are formatted strangely
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@edgarrmondragon Thanks for raising this issue. I am able to replicate the issue when using the There is an open issue at |
I'm having this issue as well. I switched to pyodbc but when I'm connecting to a sqlserver cluster pyodbc doesn't seem to work. |
@wesseljt what is the error you are getting? |
@vmesel ill try to recreate it again and let you know. Thanks! |
Just tested it locally, and it works perfectly. You will just need to set the SQLAlchemy driver.
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At this point I'm not even sure what I did to create the initial error - however I was use the 17 ODBC Driver |
Ok @vmesel and @BuzzCutNorman I have come full circle here. I was ONLY getting this error with pymssql as well and for unrelated reasons I am having issues connecting to a specific DB using pyodbc. Here are logs from my pymssql issue if thats helpful:
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Reporting here in lieu of a user of this tap.
It seems this tap formats these fields in a strange way, e.g.
b096207679000000d5aa0000000007e0
.Links:
datetimeoffset
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