Michele Simionato wrote: > Frank Millman: > > > import datetime as dt > > > def DbToDate(dat): > > if isinstance(dat,dt.datetime): > > return dat # already in datetime format > > if isinstance(dat,dt.date): > > return dt.datetime.combine(dat,dt.time(0)) # convert to datetime > > This is exactly the type checking I would like to avoid :-/ > > Michele Simionato
psycopg returns a datetime.datetime object from a TIMESTAMP column, and a datetime.date object from a DATE column. You should not have to do any type checking unless you are doing something odd, like I am, and wanting to convert them all into datetime.datetime objects. Perhaps if you explain what you are trying to do, I may be able to suggest something. Frank -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
