Could not parse rfc1738 URL from string

[dataquestio]

Could not parse rfc1738 URL from string

[iamlauriano]

Problem: I played with Pandas and Postgres yesterday and today I had the same problem.
Solution:
my method --> dado.to_sql(name='pessoa', con=engine, if_exists='append', index=False)
the parameter cannot have <'>, I remove the quotes and bingo !!! it worked out .

[elilienstein]

I had a similar error and solved it by setting CONNECTION_STRING = 'sqlite:///tweets.db'.
My python version is 2.7
I am having other problems getting this to run, but not that particular error.

[foocp]

that fixed this, thanks! a stupid copy and paste error.

Btw, if dump.py throws this error
AttributeError: module 'dataset' has no attribute 'freeze'
see here for a solution. The module has changed since 2016. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48090148/no-freeze-attribute-when-using-dataset-module-in-python

[DennisFaucher]

My entry in private.py looks to be spelled correctly but I am also having this RFC errors. Any ideas? TIA.

CONNECTION_STRING = ”sqlite:///tweets.db”

[DennisFaucher]

Changed double quotes to single quotes and error went away. Interesting.

[ryanmsnyder]

@LaurianoElmiroDuarte what did you remove the quotes from?