If you could help me understand why: From Cygwin terminal: This is correct: $ date Wed, Sep 2, 2020 11:19:07 PM This is also correct: $ date --utc Wed, Sep 2
This topic has been covered several times but I can't find a solution that applies to SQL Runner, which is the custom query portion of Google's Looker platform.
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I am working with datetime. Is there anyway to get a value of n months before. For example, the data look like: dft = pd.DataFrame( np.random.randn(100, 1),
I'm trying to create a list of time slots for building an appointment-related app. For example, build-time slots from 8 AM TO 10 PM with a 30-minute gap between
I have this function: def function(start_date_arrow=None,end_date_arrow=None, date_concept=None): list=[getattr(date, date_concept) for date in arrow.Arrow.
I cannot find the way to execute this code properly with UNIX: package main import ( "time" "github.com/gin-gonic/gin" "net/http" ) type Things struct
How can I convert a string such as: '20190501' To a string such as: '2019-05-01' Without first converting to datetime, for example: from datetime import
I am trying to filter my data with a date-time field, but in my case its not working. So please someone suggest to me how can I filter my date with time start_t
I'm running this on flutter, but I guess this could be a more general issue. I am saving a DateTime in the preferences. I want to be able to then tell if DateT
I have a string that looks like: 2022-03-30 17:18:09.569000 I am trying to convert this to a timestamp as follows: select "date_parse"("date_format"('2022-03-3
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I can only set the x axis limit to a certain date, but not with hours, minutes seconds. My code looks like this: plt.figure() plt.plot(data.date,sig,'b-') plt.x
I am trying to convert a column "travel_start" to a datetime object. Dashboard["travel_start"] = pd.to_datetime(Dashboard["travel_start"]) But I get the fol
A gas day is defined as a time range of 24 hours which starts at 5:00 UTC and ends at 5:00 UTC of the following day during the European standard time. During th
I have been trying to use Luxon to get (for comparison reasons) the epoch miliseconds from two DateTimes in different timezone. I'm using the .valueOf() method
I want to check time difference between two times and get difference in minutes, using javascript and my time format is 12 hrs with am/pm for example : compar
I have a large data set, a sample is given below. The data is recorded for 1 day with 5-min interval for 24 hours for 3214 unique ids. The time and date informa
I need to retain the backup file started on 31st april and ended next day May 1. backup timings differ for each folder, but the backup files are identical
My company recently migrated to Redshift from Redash recently and I'm having a hard time recreating the YEARWEEK() function available in MySQL but not in Redshi