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def cast_omnitime(omnitime):
    """Function to construct a string-to-datetime case clause.

    Many dates in the OmniCenterCPC01 database are stored as strings in the
    format YYYYMMDDHHMMSSSS. Neither SQL Server nor SQLAlchemy have built-in
    methods to convert these to datetime objects, so this method constructs
    a SQL clause to cast the string first as a BigInteger and then as a native
    SQL Server DateTime.

    Args:
        omnitime (str): The string representation of a datetime to be cast
            as a SQL Server datetime object.

    Returns:
        case: A SQLAlchemy SQL expression clause object.

    """

    return case([(
        omnitime.notlike(""),
        cast(
            func.format(cast(omnitime, BigInteger),
                        '####-##-## ##:##:##"."##'),
            DateTime,
        ),
    )])
 def invalid_query(self, session, **kw):
     return session.query(
         func.regexp_replace(Config.key, u'\D', '', u'g').label('id'),
         func.nullif(Config.value, u'__gone__').label('target'))\
         .filter(Config.key.like(u'__Source_%%__'))\
         .filter(
             session.query(orm.aliased(Config))
             .filter_by(key=func.format(u'__Source_%s__', Config.value)).exists())\
         .order_by('id', 'target')
 def invalid_query(self, session, **kw):
     return session.query(
         func.regexp_replace(Config.key, u'\D', '', u'g').label('id'),
         func.nullif(Config.value, u'__gone__').label('target'))\
         .filter(Config.key.like(u'__Source_%%__'))\
         .filter(
             session.query(orm.aliased(Config))
             .filter_by(key=func.format(u'__Source_%s__', Config.value)).exists())\
         .order_by('id', 'target')