I have a table that contains FLOAT field from datetime. When I convert this values to datetime, there is a two days difference between converted date with correct date. For example: But in this site date convert is correct!!! In this post, explains why this happens, but what is the solution in SQL Server? >Solution… Read More Convert variant date (FLOAT) to datetime

I’m trying to get the current quarter placed in a file name. I’ve assigned the year and current quarter number to two different variables so I can use them as I please anywhere as well (such as renaming a folder, to reference a file/folder, etc.) Current File is: FileName.csv My code: $QYear = $(Get-date -f… Read More Finding the current quarter year in Powershell to rename a file

Suppose I have a df like so: foo = pd.DataFrame( { ‘a’: [1, 2, 3], ‘b’: [‘2021-01-05 05:15’, ‘2021-01-06 11:10’, ‘2021-03-01 09:00’] } ) And I want to convert column b to datetime and extract only the date part. I can do something like: foo[‘date’] = pd.to_datetime(foo.b).dt.date But even though this returns a Numpy array… Read More Cleaner way of getting date out of pandas timestamp

I am trying to convert a pandas df’s time series column which contains Unix time stamp to a datetime object. When I try to use online tools to see the real datetime it works perfectly fine. However, when I pass it to the pandas to_datetime it converts everything wrongly. My df: date 1680524178283156 1680524178283542 1680524178284691… Read More Pandas datetime isn't the same as unix time stamp

I have date in string format as Wed Jun 07 00:00:00 IST 2023 but I want it as in dd-mm-yyyy format in DATE type only… I can convert it but it is converting in String type I want it should convert it into ONLY Date type in dd-mm-yyyy format. I tried below code but it… Read More How do I convert String date to Date format date in dd-MM-yyyy format in java

I have a script that is printing the dates at a certain interval between a start date and an end date that is specified by the user. The dates are being printed in the format YYYY-MM-DD as in 2023-06-08. This is the format I like. In addition to printing the dates, I added some code… Read More Dates appearing in list as datetime.date(YYYY,M,D)

I have a PHP DateTime Object where the timezone has already been set to America/New_York. I’d like to clone this object and and change the timezone of the clone to be UTC. The resulting time should be the same moment, but the time of day should be adjusted for the new timezone. Most examples I… Read More Converting PHP DateTime Object from One Timezone to Another

The dataframe contains an index whose dytpe is datetime64[s]. df ticker close 2008-01-28 aacg 0.7380 2008-01-29 aacg 0.6797 2008-01-30 aacg 0.6603 2008-01-31 aacg 0.7418 2008-02-01 aacg 0.7387 Write the df into table quote: df.to_sql(‘quote’,con=engine,index=True) Show records in postgresql: select * from quote; index | ticker | close ———————+——–+——– 2008-01-28 00:00:00 | aacg | 0.738 2008-01-29… Read More How can write the datetime index into table with date type?

How can I subtract the system date from the created task date in SQL ORACLE to get the difference in days, hours, minutes? I tried this code but i get wrong values: TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(‘1970-01-01 00:00:00′,’yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss’) + (sysdate – a.CREATE_DATE_PL ), ‘dd:hh24:mi:ss’) AS TT_LIFETIME My results is below (the report has been generated 02.06 14:05 enter… Read More SQL ORACLE, How to subtract sysdate?

I am working with a date format that looks like this: 2023-04-25T16:00:00+00:00 I want to add 5 days to the current_date and return the same format as above I tried this: from datetime import datetime, timedelta today = datetime.now() iso_date = today.isoformat() iso_date += timedelta(days=5) which throws: TypeError: can only concatenate str(not "datetime.timedelta") to str… Read More Incrementing ISO date by 5 days