After much research I cannot figure out why I receive this error in my code.
I'm trying to export a Pandas Dataframe to my Oracle table. I have successfully done this hundreds of times on other data tables but this one keeps producing errors.
Here is my Dataframe, which I read in with pd.read_excel and appended three of my own columns with simple df['column_name'] = variable commands:
S USTAINABLE H ARVEST S ECTOR| QUOTA LISTING APRIL 16 2013 Unnamed: 1 \
1 DATE TRADE ID
2 04/02/13 130014
3 0 0
4 0 0
5 0 0
6 FY13 QUOTA – TO BUY 0
7 DATE TRADE ID
8 3/26/13 130006
9 4/9/13 130012
10 3/26/13 130007
11 3/26/13 130001
12 3/26/13 130009
13 4/9/13 130013
14 3/26/13 130010
15 3/26/13 130008
16 3/26/13 130011
17 1 0
Unnamed: 2 Unnamed: 3 Unnamed: 4 email_year \
1 AVAILABLE STOCK AMOUNT BUY PRICE 2013
2 WINTER SNE 12000 TRADE IN RETURN FOR 2013
3 0 0 HADDOCK GOM, 2013
4 0 0 YELLOWTAIL GOM, OR 2013
5 0 0 WITCH - OFFERS 2013
6 0 0 0 2013
7 DESIRED STOCK AMOUNT BUY PRICE 2013
8 COD GBE ANY OFFERS 2013
9 COD GBW UP TO 100,000 0.3 2013
10 COD GBW ANY OFFERS 2013
11 COD GOM INQUIRE 1.5 2013
12 WINTER GB ANY OFFERS 2013
13 WINTER SNE UP TO 100,000 0.3 2013
14 WINTER SNE ANY OFFERS 2013
15 YELLOWTAIL GB ANY OFFERS 2013
16 YELLOWTAIL GOM ANY TRADE FOR GB STOCKS -\nOFFERS 2013
17 0 0 0 2013
email_month email_day
1 4 16
2 4 16
3 4 16
4 4 16
5 4 16
6 4 16
7 4 16
8 4 16
9 4 16
10 4 16
11 4 16
12 4 16
13 4 16
14 4 16
15 4 16
16 4 16
17 4 16
My code fails on the export line cursor.executemany(sql_query, exported_data) with the error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "Z:\Code\successful_excel_pdf_code.py", line 74, in <module>
cursor.executemany(sql_query, exported_data)
TypeError: expecting string or bytes object
Here is my relevant code:
df = pd.read_excel(file_path)
df = df.fillna(0)
df = df.ix[1:]
cursor = con.cursor()
exported_data = [tuple(x) for x in df.values]
#exported_data = [str(x) for x in df.values]
#print("exported_data:", exported_data)
sql_query = ("INSERT INTO FISHTABLE(date_posted, stock_id, species, pounds, advertised_price, email_year, email_month, email_day, sector_name, ask)" "VALUES(:1, :2, :3, :4, :5, :6, :7, :8, 'Sustainable Harvest Sector', '1')")
cursor.executemany(sql_query, exported_data)
con.commit() #commit to database
cursor.close()
con.close()
Here is a printout of exported_data:
[('DATE', 'TRADE ID', 'AVAILABLE STOCK', 'AMOUNT', 'BUY PRICE', '2013', '4', '16'), ('04/02/13', 130014, 'WINTER SNE', 12000, 'TRADE IN RETURN FOR', '2013', '4', '16'), (0, 0, 0, 0, 'HADDOCK GOM,', '2013', '4', '16'), (0, 0, 0, 0, 'YELLOWTAIL GOM, OR', '2013', '4', '16'), (0, 0, 0, 0, 'WITCH - OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('FY13 QUOTA – TO BUY', 0, 0, 0, 0, '2013', '4', '16'), ('DATE', 'TRADE ID', 'DESIRED STOCK', 'AMOUNT', 'BUY PRICE', '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130006, 'COD GBE', 'ANY', 'OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('4/9/13', 130012, 'COD GBW', 'UP TO 100,000', 0.3, '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130007, 'COD GBW', 'ANY', 'OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130001, 'COD GOM', 'INQUIRE', 1.5, '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130009, 'WINTER GB', 'ANY', 'OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('4/9/13', 130013, 'WINTER SNE', 'UP TO 100,000', 0.3, '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130010, 'WINTER SNE', 'ANY', 'OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130008, 'YELLOWTAIL GB', 'ANY', 'OFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), ('3/26/13', 130011, 'YELLOWTAIL GOM', 'ANY', 'TRADE FOR GB STOCKS -\nOFFERS', '2013', '4', '16'), (1, 0, 0, 0, 0, '2013', '4', '16')]
1) I thought the error could be from a lot of NaNs being scattered throughout the Dataframe, so I replaced them with 0's and it still fails.
2) I then thought the error could be from trying to export the first couple rows which held no valuable information, so I deleted the first row with df = df.ix[1:] but it still fails.
3) I also thought it could be failing because of the values in my email_year/month/day columns, so I changed them all to strings before putting them into my Dataframe, but it still fails.
4) I tried changing the exported_data command to a str instead of a tuple but that only changed the error to cx_Oracle.DatabaseError: ORA-01036: illegal variable name/number. Also, it has always worked fine as a tuple when exporting other Dataframes.
5) I thought the error could be from my Oracle columns not allowing either numbers or letters, but they are all set to all VarChar2 so that isn't the cause of the error either.
I'd appreciated any help solving this, thanks.
Based on the export data noted above, the problem you are experiencing is due to the fact that the data in one row is not the same type as the data in subsequent rows. In your case, in one row you have the value '04/02/13' (as a string) and in the next row you have the value 0 (as an integer). You will need to make sure that the data type is consistent for the column across all rows.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42635198/python-typeerror-expecting-string-or-bytes-object