I tried to insert a new Orders by specifying a datetime value for the OrderDate field.
Yet, the following query fails:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:08:28.477+00:00$}
and the error is:
I then tried to replace the "08" sub-value by "18" like this:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:18:28.477+00:00$}
and it returns a new error:
I finally removed the millisecond part, like this:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:18:28+00:00$}
and it works!
In summary, it seems there are two bugs here:
1) when the hour starts with a zero (e.g., 08)
2) when a milliseconds part is specified.
Hi guys, This is the ML model I used:
I tried to insert a new Orders by specifying a datetime value for the OrderDate field. Yet, the following query fails:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:08:28.477+00:00$}
and the error is:I then tried to replace the "08" sub-value by "18" like this:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:18:28.477+00:00$}
and it returns a new error:I finally removed the millisecond part, like this:
insert Orders{OrderDate: $2020-03-31T18:18:28+00:00$}
and it works!In summary, it seems there are two bugs here: 1) when the hour starts with a zero (e.g., 08) 2) when a milliseconds part is specified.
Thanks in advance guys :-) Loup