SQLite doesn't have a DATE type specifically. SQLAlchemy's Date() type expects
Python datetime, i.e. import datetime; date = datetime.date(year, month day).
In this case if you want to put a date + time that would be Sqlalchemy
DateTime(), you'd use datetime.datetime(), or if you want to deal with strings
yourself, use String() for the column type. Its all the same to SQLite
(SQLite doesn't actually have fixed column types and is unique in this regard).
On Feb 9, 2011, at 7:36 AM, anonymous wrote:
Hello,
I have the following table in sqlite:
date DATE
field1 VARCHAR(100)
field2 VARCHAR(100)
I'd like to insert the current date/time into this table:
result = DBSQLITE.execute (INS, date = strftime(%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S,
gmtime()), field1 = string1, field2 = string2)
But it doesn't work - I get an error:
TypeError: SQLite Date type only accepts Python date objects as input.
How should I convert the date/time to be able to insert it into this
table ?
Regards
Przemek
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