Re: DatabaseError: ORA-01843: not a valid month

Or it's an issue with Oracle itself.
To be sure you could test with sql*plus: declare nvarchar variables, and
perform the same query.


2013/4/25 Andrey Nikolaev <[email protected]>

> Thanks Doug for the advice.
> I came across the issue initially in a dynamically generated code (in
> Django). So it's out of my control.
> My test case does not involve Django though. That's a clear indication
> that the issue lies within cx_Oracle code.
>
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