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The reason the date is not in the output is because you didn't include a date column in your SELECT statement.
If you want to include the date in the output, you'll need to add a column that contains the date to your SELECT statement. For example, if you have a column named "created_at" or "date" in your mainWorkSpace table, you can add it to your SELECT statement like this:
This will include the created_at column in the output of your query.
๐คท Gpt, first try. I don't know what you asked.
I pasted my code multiple times and didn't give me that answer. Maybe it's because you only copied the query and not the code that i wrote.
I also posed the question why I don't get a date in the output of course.
I was talking about this date which was used to display the date assigned by the user, but the column was not displaying with the date because I wasn't asking sql for the date (if you've looked at the query), so yeah, a stupid mistake caused for a stupid angry post.