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Convert pyspark string to date format
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I have a string containing date in it.
It looks like:
01JAN2020
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I use the following code to parse it to date format but didn't succeed:
a= a.withColumn('dt_one', to_date(unix_timestamp(col('dt_one'), 'dLy').cast("timestamp")))
Do you know the right syntax to do this?
Thanks!
I think this should work:
a= a.withColumn('dt_one', to_date(unix_timestamp(col('dt_one'), 'dMMMy').cast("timestamp")))
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