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I am trying to import data from a DB to another. The source DB has TIMESTAMP (mysql) the destination has DATETIME (mysql). I am trying something like that:
start_at = DateTime.at(row['QA_CONF_START_STAMP']) #start_at
But it is not working
I'm not sure if conversion is expressly required in this case, as the two values should be equivalent.
Since you're not retrieving the original data using a model, it's coming through as a raw string. The easiest way to interpret that is:
DateTime.parse(row['QA_CONF_START_STAMP'])
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