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Moving a dataframe to Oracle with cx_oracle
See original GitHub issueI am getting an error when I try and move a dataframe to oracle:
do_executemany cursor.executemany(statement, parameters) TypeError: expecting number
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No problem! Provide a working test case, stack trace, and turn on echo=‘debug’ on your create_engine() and provide the SQL log output, hit reopen and we can get you on your way.
hi there -
you’d want to look at the SQL being emitted using echo=True with create_engine and also at the stack trace which would indicate what function is receiving the wrong kind of value. these things can be shared here if you’d like help interpreting them.