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Is there another example available that goes over pulling a MSSQL DateTime type from the DB, and serializing it? Here is the structure I am using atm:
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#[derive(Serialize)] pub struct Device { device_id: String, device_device_id: String, device_display_name: String, device_enrollment_profile: String, device_operating_system: String, device_operating_system_version: String, device_last_signin_date: String, device_owner_user_id: String, } let mut devices: Vec<Device> = Vec::new(); while let Some(item) = stream.try_next().await? { match item { QueryItem::Metadata(_meta) => { // do nothing } QueryItem::Row(row) => { let mut device: Device = Device { device_id: String::new(), device_device_id: String::new(), device_display_name: String::new(), device_enrollment_profile: String::new(), device_operating_system: String::new(), device_operating_system_version: String::new(), device_last_signin_date: String::new(), device_owner_user_id: String::new(), }; let device_id: Option<&str> = row.get(0); let device_device_id: Option<&str> = row.get(1); let device_display_name: Option<&str> = row.get(2); let device_enrollment_profile: Option<&str> = row.get(3); let device_operating_system: Option<&str> = row.get(4); let device_operating_system_version: Option<&str> = row.get(5); let device_last_signin_date: Option<&str> = row.get(6); let device_owner_user_id: Option<&str> = row.get(7); if let Some(value) = device_id { device.device_id = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device id is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_device_id { device.device_device_id = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device deviceId is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_display_name { device.device_display_name = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device display name is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_enrollment_profile { device.device_enrollment_profile = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device enrollment profile is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_operating_system { device.device_operating_system = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device operating system is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_operating_system_version { device.device_operating_system_version = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device operating system version is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_last_signin_date { device.device_last_signin_date = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device last signin date is missing"); } if let Some(value) = device_owner_user_id { device.device_owner_user_id = value.to_string(); } else { println!("device owner user id is missing"); } devices.push(device); } } } let json: String = serde_json::to_string(&devices)?;
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Is there another example available that goes over pulling a MSSQL DateTime type from the DB, and serializing it? Here is the structure I am using atm:
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