Diego O. Hernandez

Hi, I look to this repo for examples of how to use the pandas_flavor, and I've been reading your comments/posts about the inplace vs SQL query mentality. It's difficult to...

I know PR #881 added the ParseError exception, but this will throw an AttributeError: ```python try: datetime_object = dateutil.parser.parse(date_string.replace("AM", '').replace("PM",'')) except dateutil.parser.ParseError: datetime_object = datetime.datetime(3000, 1, 1, 1, 1) #...

Hopefully you solved this by now, but adding r in front of your string like `r'mssql+pymssql://someserver123\data/Comissions'` might work.