Hi there,
I'm trying to access with Socrata in python using the following code snippet:
tmp = client.get(resource, limit=10,
select=cols,
where='date<2022-01-01T00:00:00.000')
It works fine as long as I don't attempt to use the 'where' filter, but the 'where' filter produces the following error message
" Could not parse SoQL query "select date,recip_county,recip_state,fips,administered_dose1_recip,series_complete_yes where date<2022-01-01T00:00:00.000 limit 10" at line 1 character 109: Expected one of end of input, MINUS ALL',INTERSECT ALL', UNION ALL',MINUS', INTERSECT',UNION', |>',OFFSET', LIMIT',SEARCH', ORDER BY',HAVING', or GROUP BY', but gotT00' "
The problem seems to be that the python interpret all fields as type 'object' without recognizing the datetime type. Is there a way to coerce the data type?
Thanks,
John
Hi there, I'm trying to access with Socrata in python using the following code snippet: tmp = client.get(resource, limit=10, select=cols, where='date<2022-01-01T00:00:00.000') It works fine as long as I don't attempt to use the 'where' filter, but the 'where' filter produces the following error message " Could not parse SoQL query "select date,recip_county,recip_state,fips,administered_dose1_recip,series_complete_yes where date<2022-01-01T00:00:00.000 limit 10" at line 1 character 109: Expected one of end of input,
MINUS ALL',INTERSECT ALL',UNION ALL',MINUS',INTERSECT',UNION',|>',OFFSET',LIMIT',SEARCH',ORDER BY',HAVING', orGROUP BY', but gotT00' " The problem seems to be that the python interpret all fields as type 'object' without recognizing the datetime type. Is there a way to coerce the data type? Thanks, John