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Re: [I] fix: Error message: data type 'integer' not understood [superset]

DarkCoffeeLake commented on issue #25690:
URL: https://github.com/apache/superset/issues/25690#issuecomment-2019930656

   > The supported data types come from [Pandas dtypes](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.dtypes.html) and not from the database. That's why you can't import using `integer` but can with `int` 😉
   
   As you mentioned I used the data type 'datetime' as referenced in Pandas dtypes but i still got the same error (I need both date and timestamp data type).
   `apache superset error message: data type 'datetime' not understood`
   
   I still can't fathom how the data types work and it should be mentioned in the documentation the different supported data types.
   @michael-s-molina 


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