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I think the below code will solve your issue.

You can use a query to order the items by their timestamp value

It would help if you also provided mytab description. Because, "Date" column (whose name is invalid; it is reserved for datatype name. I renamed it to "Datum") should be of date datatype, while it seems you use varchar2. In either case, you'd use appropriate function, enclosed into double quotes. I used replace as it does what you asked for.

Here's an example:

Control file (yours is invalid as it doesn't follow data format; I fixed it):

Here is problem values for en in column tweet_text are not lists, but strings repr of lists. So is necessary converting them to list, here by ast.literal_eval:

If the lines with hyphens always consist of a single hyphen, you might as well go with a non-regex solution like

The differences between modules and scripts mostly come down to how it is loaded.

If you load something as a module then the rules for modules (in particular those of scope) apply to it, and it you can import and export inside it.

Using type="module" loads a resource as a module. Using import loads a resource as a module.

Your second problem is a duplicate of javascript modules and CORS

In the update statement, there is no where clause. Only if you specify which record should be updated using the where clause will your code work.

This should help you

It appears that in the line info = extract_info(imgs, important_datalabels=important_datalabels), imgs is a typo, and should instead be images.

Why this gives you the specific error mode you are seeing depends on what imgs is. The variable imgs must be defined somewhere in your notebook, otherwise your code would raise a NameError. imgs is probably a list or iterator containing some kind of object that Image.open() doesn't expect; this would cause it to fail when it tries to use the object's read method.